Hosea 13 Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Your sense of self is the arena Hosea names. Egypt is the bondage of a mind that forgets the I AM within; the wilderness and drought are the felt emptiness that invites you to seek externally. When you fill yourself by belief in conditions or others, your heart swells with pride and you forget the Source. Then the symbolic lions and bears arise as inner judgments and storms tearing at old identities. Yet the promise remains intact: in me is thine help. The I AM within is the single, universal governor of your experience, and salvation is not found in the world but in returning to this awareness. By assuming that you are the I AM here now, you revise every scene from fear to faith, dissolve the separation, and allow the inner courage and protection to work through you. As you dwell in that awareness, the outer displays reflect your inner state, and deliverance becomes your natural condition rather than a distant event.