The Inner Roll Rewritten

Neville's Inner Vision

When Jehoiakim burns the roll, the outer event mirrors the ego’s attempt to destroy a belief. Yet the word of the LORD—your I AM—lives within and cannot be erased by a single act of denial. The instruction to write again the former words is an invitation to imaginative re-creation: you revise your inner speech until it rings true in the now. The old roll represents a state of consciousness you once accepted; the new roll is the higher assertion of truth you choose to hold. The king and his burning symbolize the ego alarm at the light of your birthright, while Babylon stands for the changing conditions of life that yield when you align with the I AM. By writing anew, you refuse to surrender truth to time’s march and instead declare the kingdom of God as present experience. Your life follows your assumed, living truth, not the fear whispered by appearances.