Inner Armor Of Isaiah 59:17

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how Isaiah does not describe a soldier marching with external armor, but the self dressed in states of consciousness. Put on righteousness as a breastplate; let it steady your chest with the knowing that your actions arise from rightness. Place the helmet of salvation upon your head, and acknowledge that you are already safe and complete in the I AM presence. The garments of vengeance are not cruelty but the fierce resolve to correct misbeliefs and uproot sin in your own mind—an inner counterpoint to fear. And clothe yourself with zeal as a cloak, a radiant ardor that fuels honest vision and fearless living. When you inhabit this attire in imagination, you shift the outer world by shifting your inner posture: events become opportunities for assertion of truth, and your will aligns with the divine, not a tired ego. The armor is not defense against others but a defense of your awakened awareness. Practice reveals that you are the wearer; the world responds as your thoughts have already declared.