Inner Border Judgment
Ezekiel 11:9-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God declares He will move you from the midst, deliver you to strangers, and judge you at the border. Through this, you come to know that I am the LORD.
Neville's Inner Vision
From the Neville Goddard lens, Ezekiel’s border is a state of consciousness. The 'midst' is any crowded sense of limitation you cling to; being handed to strangers mirrors the encounter with unfamiliar inner forces—habits, fears, or desires that seem other than your true self. The judgments among you are the inner consequences that arise when you persist in identifying with a lesser self. The sword is the necessary cutting away of old identities, the clean edge that frees you to re-enter life anew. The border of Israel is your own threshold of awareness—the place where you choose to stand as the I AM or dissolve into limitation. And the LORD is the I AM within you, the immutable awareness that remains when you stop insisting on your separate story. If you persist in the feeling 'I AM,' you will know this inner governor has never left you—even in exile—and your awakening is the natural outcome of believing and behaving from that truth.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: In stillness, assume the end: you are already free and whole. See yourself crossing the border of your old self and feeling the I AM as the living LORD within affirming your new state.
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