The Inner Siege Of Tyre

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard perspective, Ezekiel’s siege is not a historical attack but a translation of your inner weather. Tyre stands for a fortified sense of separation, a citadel built by repeated thoughts of lack, pride, or limitation. Nebuchadrezzar, the king of kings, is the great, commanding state of consciousness that arises in you when you choose to be governed by a higher I AM rather than by fear. From the north represents a pull from the higher vantage point, the awareness that can displace habitual patterns. The engines of war and the breaker’s axes are the persistent thoughts and feelings that crack open the old towers—the stubborn beliefs about what is possible, about your own worth, about what life lets you do. The siege reveals what you truly value; the walls fall when the life force of imagination leans into the truth that all power resides in your awareness. The judgment here is not punitive but purificatory, guiding you to relinquish the false image and to open to a kingdom that already exists within your I AM.