Inner Prison Visitation

Neville's Inner Vision

This verse, seen through the Neville Goddard lens, speaks to your inner life rather than external fate. 'They shall be gathered together' refers to the gathering of scattered beliefs and images into a single consciousness. 'As prisoners are gathered in the pit' portrays how you have accepted a sense of limitation, a pit formed by habit and fear. 'Shut up in the prison' signals a moment when you feel fixed in a story you didn’t author, a mental imprisonment. Yet 'after many days shall they be visited' seeds a present possibility: the I AM, your higher awareness, will visit the dream again and again until the old pattern yields. The verse invites you to recognize that you are the one imagining your life; your world shifts when you assume a new state of consciousness and let it take hold. The visitation is not distant judgment but a continual rising of awareness that reveals you have never left liberty, only forgotten your true nature. Practice the assumption until the old fear is touched by a new light, and your reality rearranges itself to match your renewed being.