Inner Terror, Inner King
Ezekiel 32:32 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 32 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The Lord says He has placed terror in the land of the living, and Pharaoh and his soldiers will be laid among the uncircumcised who are slain.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your Ezekiel moment is not about a person named Pharaoh; it is a revelation of your own inner state. 'I have caused my terror' means your I AM, the indwelling awareness, has stirred the fear you believed to be real. The 'land of the living' is this present moment of consciousness where you imagine yourself as separate and imperiled. The 'uncircumcised' and those 'slain with the sword' symbolize old beliefs and habits you have not shed—identifications you think must suffer to prove you exist. Yet the sword is the instrument by which you cut away such identifications when you revise the scene in imagination. As you assume a new state—feeling it real—one of unwavering presence and wholeness—the terror loses its grip; outer appearances shift to reflect the inner revision. You are not condemned; you are reminded of your own creative authority. When you assume the I AM as your only reality, you lay Pharaoh and his multitude in the dust, not by punishment but by the cessation of belief in separation. The inner judgment becomes a doorway to unity, to the return of your true kingdom within.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, close your eyes, and declare 'I am the I AM.' Revise the scene by feeling the terror dissolve and the old self-beliefs laid to rest, as if already accomplished in your inner kingdom.
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