Facing The Inner Siege Within
Ezekiel 4:7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Verse 4:7 instructs Ezekiel to turn his face toward Jerusalem's siege, reveal his arm, and prophesy against it. Plainly, it is a directive to confront an external threat with God-given authority and speak judgment on it.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's light, Ezekiel's siege is the persistent thought pattern within you that claims limitation. To set thy face toward it is to fix your awareness on that inner pressure until you no longer recoil. Uncover thy arm is to reveal the power of your I AM—your willingness to be vulnerable in the presence of truth and to let your consciousness act. Prophesy against it means decree the reality you desire as if it already existed: the inner Jerusalem is free, the siege dissolves when your affirmed state takes precedence. Remember: God dwells as the I AM within; imagination creates reality. When you stand in this perceiving, the inner landscape responds, and walls that confined you crumble as you claim your sovereignty. Your inner city shifts as your sustained, loving assertion rewrites the script, turning fear into a finished promise.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, fix your inner gaze on the siege, unfold your arm as a sign of empowered vulnerability, and declare, 'I AM the power now released; Jerusalem within is free.'
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