Inner Prophecy Of Amos 7:10-11

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Amaziah’s accusation as a stubborn aspect of consciousness clinging to the status quo, doubting any bold inner declaration. Amos’ prophetic voice then becomes your inner state announcing a change: not a doom to be feared, but a clearing of the old self so a truer self can stand. The sword and exile describe the shedding of centres of power built on doubt. The land not bearing his words is the mind resisting the new conviction, until you restructure the scene by realizing you are the one who names your reality. When you accept that the power to foretell and fulfill comes from the I AM within, the sentence becomes a signal of transformation rather than punishment. The apparent external consequence dissolves as you embody a new state: a certainty that your words carry life, that you are not banished but brought into alignment with your divine order. In practice, see yourself as Jeroboam’s death and Israel’s captivity receding, replaced by your unshaken unity with the I AM and a fresh earth for your intention to reside.