Idols Within: Imagination's Gate
Ezekiel 14:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Verse 14:3–4 shows that people have set up idols in their heart and carry the stumbling block of their iniquity before them. When they seek guidance, God responds according to the inner idols they hold.
Neville's Inner Vision
Placed within Ezekiel’s vision is a simple, radical truth: your life answers to the state of your inner consciousness. To set up idols in the heart is to build private altars that govern what you allow to affect you. The stumblingblock of iniquity before the face is the stubborn belief that reality lies outside the I AM. The prophet speaks not to condemn, but to awaken you to the law that governs every encounter: God—the I AM you are—answers you in the proportion you align with truth. Your outer world is the echo of your inner state; when you come to the inner prophet with idols intact, you invite delay and misalignment. The remedy is to revise the inner image until it mirrors your true desire. Dissolve the idol by choosing the feeling of the fulfilled state and affirming that you are the I AM who cannot be divided from your good. The answer follows as you inhabit that inner state with confidence and patience.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, name the idol you sense in your heart, and revise it by declaring I AM the inner reality. Then imagine the fulfilled state as already present and feel the relief as if it is happening now.
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