Inner Sword of Destiny

Neville's Inner Vision

To read Ezekiel 32:11 through the I AM lens, realize the 'Lord GOD' is your awareness, and the 'sword' is a symbolic force in your own inner weather. The phrase 'shall come upon thee' points not to a distant calamity but to a conviction that your present state of mind will call forth a cleansing experience. Babylon here stands for any belief or identity you mistake as real outside of you; the sword is the necessary blow that strips away idols and brings you back to the root of your being. When you identify with fear, lack, or pain, the sword appears as the inevitable consequence of that belief, yet the event is not punishment but a correction, inviting you to return to the kingdom of consciousness where God is your I AM. The prophecy becomes personal instruction: soften your attachment to appearances; acknowledge that you, as awareness, are the source that commands both sword and scene. By resting in the conviction 'I AM' and revising your assumptions accordingly, you invert the force and allow the truth to stand free in place of fear.