Inner Vision of Isaiah 3:8
Isaiah 3:8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Isaiah 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jerusalem is ruined and Judah fallen because the inner state—your tongue and actions—are against the LORD, signaling a mind out of alignment with the divine I AM.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your Jerusalem and Judah are states of consciousness. When your tongue and deeds are 'against' the LORD, you are choosing a line of thought and an set of actions that deny the I AM present here and now. The 'glory' of God you provoke is the very light of awareness shining in you; to provoke it is to resist it, to insist on limitation, fear, or separation. The downfall is not some distant judgment but a moment in your consciousness when you refuse to acknowledge the I AM as the only ruler of your life. To heal, you must reverse your posture: accept the I AM as your true identity, revise your inner speech to harmonize with that reality, and act from that alignment. The moment you 'say yes' to the divine within, the inner Jerusalem rises, and what seemed ruined becomes a new architecture of being.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Revise one habitual self-claim to reflect harmony with the I AM. Then feel it real for a minute, as if your inner Jerusalem is rebuilt and your eyes are aligned with glory.
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