Dwelling In The Rebellious House

Neville's Inner Vision

What Ezekiel names as a rebellious house is your own mind clinging to familiar stories while truth calls softly within. Eyes that see but do not see are the habits of thought that decline to surrender to new truth; ears that hear but hear not are the stubborn beliefs that resist inner guidance. The verse invites you to recognize this inner architecture and to know that you, the I AM, are both observer and environment. In Neville’s terms, the unseen realm of imagination is the true sovereign; your present scene reflects the state you assume. If you accept that rebellion is a product of imagination, you may revise the scene by assuming a different condition: you are the one who sees clearly and hears truth within. When you dwell in that assumption—feeling it as real, trusting your inward senses—the landscape shifts. The events bend to your inner alignment, and the promised order appears as your inner state becomes dominant, not a distant judgment. Turn away from the crowd and attend to the inner witness; let consciousness guide you.