Inner Border of Israel Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel, the sword falls not on a distant city but on the boundary you carry in your own mind. 'Ye shall fall by the sword' becomes the moment you let a previous belief drop, the old self you have mistaken for who you are. 'I will judge you in the border of Israel' signals that judgment is not a punishment from without but a clarifying movement inside your own awareness. The LORD here is the I AM, the knowing that watches every thought and feeling. The city that cannot be your caldron is the old, heated sense that life is merely external drama; you are learning to stand at the border where consciousness chooses its atmosphere. In this place, God does not condemn but reveals: separation from your past self dissolves when you insist on your true nature as awareness. Return from exile in the sense that your true identity is not formed by circumstance but by the living awareness within you. See judgment as grace guiding you back to your essential state.