Ezekiel's Riverbank Vision
Ezekiel 47:6-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezekiel 47 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse tells of being returned to the brink of a life-giving river. On both banks, a forest of trees appears.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you, the scene is not a distant land but a state of consciousness. The Lord's question, hast thou seen this, invites you to notice your own inner river of awareness—the I AM that you are. When you are brought back to the brink, you return to the edge of attention where imagination is most alive. The very many trees on either bank symbolize the abundance of living states already present in your mind: health, purpose, love, harmony, fulfillment. They are not outside you but seeds and forests of consciousness awaiting your recognition. To witness the river is to wake to a renewal already accomplished in your inner being; the act of returning is the act of revision—the shift from lack to realization, from wandering to abiding presence. As you observe, you become the river and the trees; your awareness nourishes form, and form reveals your inner conditions. This is prophecy fulfilled not by distant geography but by the faithful attention of I AM.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes and stand at the river’s brink in your mind; assume you already possess the life you seek, and feel the I AM flowing through the trees on both banks.
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