Inner Treasures, Outer Babylon

Neville's Inner Vision

From the inner-vision of Neville Goddard, the Babylonian envoys are not distant strangers but the world’s opinions pressing upon your awareness. Hezekiah’s boast that all his treasures were shown reveals a state of consciousness tethered to external measures of value. In Neville’s terms, wealth is a function of inner states, not mere gold and chests. When you parade your riches before the world, you invite the outer into your inner sanctuary and grant it power over your sense of security. The remedy is to shift allegiance from visible property to the I AM within, the stable source of all supply. See the inner chamber as the true treasury, where abundance is already present and waiting to express. The verse invites a quiet revision: instead of showing outward wealth to the world, rest in the knowing that the I AM provides. When you assume you are already abundant in consciousness, the so-called envoys fade to harmless memory and provision flows from a settled, inner nature.