Inner Trade of Wealth

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Ezekiel 27:14 as a map of your inner economy, not a distant history. Togarmah’s horsemen and their beasts are the dynamic powers by which your thoughts move—imagination as the horse, will as the horseman, and livelihood as the mule. When you "trade in thy fairs," you are trading attention and energy within your own consciousness, choosing where to invest your inner wealth. If you cling to greed or fear of lack, the exchange becomes a loop of lack in the outer life as well; abundance recedes because your inner conviction is that scarcity is real. But in truth you are the trader and the market. You can revise this dynamic by accepting abundance as your natural state, seeing yourself as the source of all provision. When you imagine wealth as already yours by the I AM presence, the outer conditions respond to your inner tone. Your generosity and charity arise as natural expressions of this inner trade. The verse invites you to align power with purpose, energy with trust, and to let the fair of your mind become a temple of plenitude rather than a theater of lack.