Inner Restoration Manifested
Ezekiel 39:25-26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 39 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
God promises to restore Jacob’s captivity and show mercy to all Israel, and to be jealous for His holy name. This occurs after they bear shame and trespasses while dwelling safely, with no one making them afraid.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your life is not a sequence of mere events, but the movements of consciousness. When Ezekiel speaks of bringing Jacob's captivity back, regard captivity as the mind bound by doubt, fear, and lack. The mercy upon the house of Israel is the I AM, your true self, extending compassion to every fragment of your being as you awaken to wider awareness. To be jealous for my holy name is to guard the inner standard of being—the awareness that cannot be defined by limitation. The bearing of shame and trespasses are beliefs you have outgrown, memories that no longer define you. When you dwell safely in your land and none makes you afraid, you enter an inner country of security—the land is your present awareness, the city of peace within. Restoration, then, is not an outward restoration but a revision of belief: you are already beloved, already restored, and your name—your I AM—is holy. The Lord’s zeal for His name becomes the fire of imagination that sustains faith and renews perception from within.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, assume you are already restored and safe within. Say softly: I am the I AM, and my mind is the holy land; I dwell in safety, guided by divine awareness.
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