The Inner Destruction Of Idols

Neville's Inner Vision

From a Neville Goddard perspective, Ezekiel’s word about Egypt becomes a map of inner states. Egypt represents a consciousness held captive by fear, while idols and their images stand for fixed beliefs about who you are and what you must fear, and the cities are inner dispositions—Noph as image-fixation, Sin as strength mistaken for safety, No as denial. When the Lord says He will destroy the idols and cause their images to cease, He is speaking to your own I AM: a decision that those beliefs no longer rule you. The princes of the land of Egypt vanish from your inner landscape as your awareness awakens to sovereign authority—the I AM that can dissolve any picture you have trusted. The fires of judgment are not punishment but the burning off of thought-forms that keep you identified with lack and threat. Sin as the strength of Egypt becomes the illusion of safety—once you see it for what it is, you cut it off. No and Noph are inner positions that you release, and you stand in a new, fearless center where distress daily would be replaced by quiet power. This is the inner exodus; it is happening in you now as you align with I AM consciousness.