The Spoken Word Fulfilled

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the LORD here as the I AM that you are, the awareness through which you live. When Ezekiel says I will speak and the word I speak shall come to pass, he is inviting you to know that your own inner decree creates your outer scene. The word spoken within your mind arrives in your days because your days are the stage of your consciousness. The rebellious house—the doubt, impatience, and habit of limitation—can be quieted by one simple act: assume the end. You do not petition the outer world; you imagine the fulfilled desire as the living present and feel it now. When you imagine, the word is spoken; when you feel it real, you align your inner weather with its manifestation. Providence is not distant; it is your present consistency of attention. Truthfulness is faithfulness to your inner assumption. The promise to perform it is your inner agreement with the I AM until the seen world reflects the inner decree. Let this be your practice: dwell in the assumption that the word is spoken and already true.