High Mountain Vision Of Israel
Ezekiel 40:2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 40 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In a vision, Ezekiel is brought to the land of Israel and set on a very high mountain, from which a frame of a city appears to the south.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Ezekiel’s vision, you are carried by the I AM into the land of Israel and set upon a very high mountain. The ascent is not a geographic journey but an elevation of your awareness, a shift of attention to a vantage from which the inner country can be seen whole. The 'frame of a city' is the pattern and order of your inner life—the architecture of your thoughts, desires, and decisions arranged as streets and gates in conscious perception. When you perceive from this height, you are not chasing events; you are listening to the movement of your own awareness. The vision reveals that God’s presence is not distant but immanent in the very act of observation; you are the I AM looking upon the land you inhabit, and that land appears as you imagine it. Inner reality precedes outward form, and the kingdom begins within you. Keep the sense that, from this height, the city is already real in your consciousness, inviting your life to align with its order.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already on that high mountain. Feel the inner city framing your life as present reality, and let your next action reflect that order.
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