Inner Prophet Emerges Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel's line, the prophet is not a distant man but a state of consciousness you awaken within. The rebellious house represents your habitual mind that resists new awareness, yet the fact remains: there is a prophet in your midst, your awareness itself, your I AM. When you insist that your external circumstances determine truth, you feed the illusion; when you entertain the feeling of the wish fulfilled, that you know the truth of your own awareness, the inner prophet speaks, and the outer world begins to rearrange itself to match that certainty. The verse is not about convincing others; it is about confirming your own inner witness that you are seen by God as a prophet in your life. As you persist in the assumption of the prophet within, the sense of separation dissolves, and others' resistance becomes simply the echo of your former state. You do not seek approval; you acknowledge it already lives within you, and the knowing will become tangible in your experience.