Hidden by the Inner Hand

Neville's Inner Vision

The king’s command to seize Jeremiah and Baruch in the text mirrors the ego's grasping for control. Yet the phrase 'the LORD hid them' is the soul's quiet assurance that protection arises from within, where God—the I AM—remains untouched by outward decree. Jeremiah and Baruch stand for inner faculties—prophetic impulse and scribal recording—safeguarded by divine Presence. When you feel forced by circumstances to expose your inner life, remember your true security is consciousness, not the scene. Providence works by turning attention inward, so danger dissolves as you acknowledge you are already unseen in the holy inner chamber of your mind. Practice the revision: assume the state of being hidden in God, and let the outer situation rearrange to reflect that truth. In that inner hiding, salvation and guidance are continuous; fear yields to trust as the I AM shines through each moment.