Morning Command, Evening Sign

Neville's Inner Vision

To Ezekiel the sequence is not a history lesson but a demonstration of how consciousness works. The morning word he speaks to the people is the inner decree, the I AM declaring a state of reality. The evening event—the death of his wife—acts as a sign that the outer world follows the inner command when trust and obedience are absolute. Yet the phrase 'I did in the morning as I was commanded' reveals the key: the command was already alive in him before any apparent event. Your own life behaves similarly when you assume the state you desire and dwell in it, regardless of appearances. The sign-act in Ezekiel shows that the form of life is a projection of the inner state. If you imagine that your day is governed by a single, unchanging command and you respond in present action, your world will follow. Use this moment not to condemn but to revise: inwardly accept the command, feel its reality now, and let the outer scene echo that assured state.