Inner Deliverance Caution

Neville's Inner Vision

Facing Hezekiah’s speech is not about geography but about your own mind's loyalties. When you hear, 'The LORD will deliver us,' you are hearing the habit of looking outside for the answer, the old belief that a future rescue depends on some external power or rite. In Neville's terms, that voice is a state of consciousness—the thought-form of security you have attached to conditions named 'the nations' and their gods. The true deliverance comes not by a ruler's word but by the conviction you hold in the I AM, the awareness that you are already complete and capable of re-creating your experience. The warning asks you to examine whether you credit a protective scenario outside your inner life or insist on a deliverance born from your present inner alignment. To reverse the illusion is to assume the feeling of being delivered now, to revise every scene with the sense that your inner God has already acted. When you do, the 'Assyrian' army dissolves in your mind, and your reality shifts to the space where imagination is the power that was always governing you.