Inner Confidence in Isaiah 36:4

Neville's Inner Vision

Rabshakeh represents the voice of outward threat and doubt, the image of armies and kings pressing in on your awareness. Yet in Neville’s psychology, such taunts reveal only the state of your inner trust. The question “What confidence is this wherein thou trustest?” invites you to turn away from dependency on distant powers and inquire who you are in the moment of testing. If you examine your inner life, you will see that confidence is not secured by visible protection but by the I AM within you—the awareness that imagines and sustains you. When you insist that your feeling of safety comes from something beyond, you empower the very illusion that challenges you. Instead, adopt the practice of assuming the state of unwavering trust here and now. Imagine that the I AM is your fortress; dwell there until the sense of security becomes your lived reality. Remember: imagination creates reality, and the sovereign you is the I AM, not the external force being wielded in the taunt.