Inner Tyre Lament Reimagined

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Tyre as a city within your own consciousness, a grand outward city that you mistake for the source of security. Ezekiel's lament is not about a coastal fortress but about a state of mind clinging to form. The wail you hear is the mind's recoil when appearances threaten its identity; the question 'What city is like Tyre?' is the I AM asking you to examine where you are placing your security. If you identify with the ruined city, you are still under judgment; if you realize that the I AM is the sole author of all appearances, then Tyre can be seen as a symbol of belief that can be revised. The prophecy and promise ride together; the judgment invites you to return to your inner jurisdiction, where gates never close and the sea of consciousness remains calm. In this inward drama, exile is simply leaving old images and entering your native kingdom of God within. When you revise, you do not deny the outward; you acknowledge your inward sovereignty that remains unscathed by sea-storms.