Inner Judgment, Divine Knowing

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, Ezekiel’s line reveals the truth that Moab is not a place so much as a state of consciousness clinging to separation. When God says, I will execute judgments, He is not delivering punishment to a distant nation but re-aligning your inner world with its own divine law. The statement 'they shall know that I am the LORD' is the recognition of self-awareness—the moment your inner I AM asserts itself as sole authority. The outer judgment is the effect of an inner shift; as you refuse to identify with limitation and instead center in the I AM, the sense of Moab dissolves, and certainty in the LORD becomes present experience. Thus, the verse invites a practical faith: know that the LORD is not a future event but the present consciousness by which all events are measured. The outer world bears witness to your inner state, and when you stand in the truth of I AM, the world serves as a mirror of your awakening.