Inner Exodus: Isaiah 11:15-16

Neville's Inner Vision

Command and I will interpret: The tongue of the Egyptian sea is your old reasoning that says you cannot cross. The Lord's mighty wind is your own I AM, the living awareness that stirs and shakes the river of doubt until seven streams are parted. When these streams are dissolved, you walk dry-shod, not by effort but by revised belief. The highway for the remnant is the inner route of perception that remains when the mental noise quiets; from Assyria—your external pressures—are left behind as you wake to your true self. This is not history in time but a present exodus: yesterday's bondage becomes today's liberation as you identify with the I AM rather than the story of limitation. The instruction: imagine the obstacle dissolving, feel the dry ground beneath your feet, and sense the remnant stepping free through the inner highway. The image is a sign that as soon as you dwell as the One who traverses it, you will be on the path of deliverance you seek.