Inner Judgment Unveiled In You
Ezekiel 16:39-41 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 16 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Verses 39–41 show judgment poured out for idolatry. The city is stripped of pomp, clothes, and jewels, and its houses are burned, ending the practice of harlotry.
Neville's Inner Vision
Think of Ezekiel's account as a map of your inner world. The 'eminent place' and 'high places' are the ego's thrones you have nourished with idols—wealth, image, approval. When you awaken to the truth that you are the I AM, the outer scripts yield to inner reality. The 'they' who strip thee are the natural consequences of your inner movements, reflections of consciousness reacting to your choices. As you yield to a deeper clarity, the pomp and jewelry of your old self are removed, and you stand naked and aware, with nothing to validate you but the I AM within. The breaking down of the high places collapses false beliefs; the 'stones' and 'swords' are insights that cut away deceit. The fires burning your houses symbolize purification by attention—old habits burned in the crucible of present awareness. The pledge that you will cease from harlotry marks a radical shift: you refuse to hire your worth from idols. In this moment you are free, no longer dependent on external idols, and you begin to reign from within as the true I AM.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the true self as king; imagine the old garments slipping away and the inner throne shining anew. Quietly affirm, I am the I AM and I need no idol to validate me.
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