Inner Witness of the Remnant

Neville's Inner Vision

To Ezekiel's ear the sword, famine, and pestilence are not only outward scourges but inner motions of fear, limitation, and doubt. The remnant spoken of is a sliver of consciousness that remains intact when the outer picture seems to crumble. This remnant is not a body of soldiers; it is the steady I AM that refuses to concede to the story of loss. When that inner state is allowed to witness without panic, it declares to the world the truths hidden behind appearances, and the inner conviction settles: 'I am the LORD' in awareness, not in history or form. Thus the promise becomes a practical method: guard the inner sense of being, revise any picture that contradicts your invincible I AM, and feel that this awareness outlives every storm. The nations witnessing your calm realize that the authority behind the scene is not fate but the almighty I AM. In short, the outer judgment exposes the inner truth, and the knowledge of the LORD arises from within as your present experience of being.