Inner Judgment of Ezekiel 28:23

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel's oracle, the city is your own mind, a Tyre-like state where thoughts of fear and self-importance flood the streets. The pestilence and blood are storms of belief—fear, pride, resentment—that sweep through its inner life when you identify with them. The divine 'punishment' is the soul’s invitation to wake up to the governor within. The sword is the decisive act of inner judgment—the moment you refuse to feed the old story and declare, 'I will no longer allow this story to rule me.' As you stand in the I AM, the old wounds are seen for what they are: transient states of awareness that can be dissolved by the very presence of God within. When you acknowledge that you are the LORD of your inner kingdom, you know that conditions reflect your state; the storm is dissolved, the city reorders itself, and healing dawns. This awakening is not external reform but the shift of identification from the think-feelings to the I AM who animates them. The line 'they shall know that I am the LORD' becomes immediate knowing in your experience: the I AM governs, and through that awareness the world adapts to truth.