Cain’s City Within Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

Cain's act of building a city is not about bricks but about a state of consciousness you accept as real. When he names the city after his son Enoch, you are reminded that your inner narrative names your surroundings. The sequence of Irad, Mehujael, Methusael, and Lamech is the outward tail of an inward posture: a chain of conditions that follow from one dominant assumption. Lamech taking two wives unveils the mind’s habit of multiplying poles of desire under a single banner, a sign that you may be living in conflicting convictions. Neville would tell you that 'God' or the I AM is the silent witness: you, the one aware, have harnessed imagination to birth form. To redeem, revise the inner story: decide the city you wish to inhabit and inhabit it now. By feeling the reality of that state—already finished in the I AM—you dissolve the old cities and their tangled lines. Your present world is your dream turned solid by attention and faith.