Amos 7: The Inner Prophet

Neville's Inner Vision

To the seeker of consciousness, Amos’s declaration becomes your doorway. The outward label of herdman or not a prophet is irrelevant; the Lord says, I chose you while you followed the flock. This is the inner choosing—the I AM that moves you when you attend a quiet listening. The house of Israel is the inner kingdom of your awareness, and Amaziah’s command to prophesy against it is the inner voice of doubt trying to keep you in place. When you hear the call, you are not summoned by rank, but by the living presence within. The punishment language is warning that neglected truth becomes turbulence in your world; exile and captivity are the mind clinging to limitation. But the moment you accept the inner commission, you become the voice of your own awakening: you prophesy to your inner Israel by imagining your true state and feeling it real. The act is not grandiosity; it is return to alignment with the I AM, the source that enrolls you in your personal exodus from limitation to liberty.