The Second Roll Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the Jeremiahs and Baruchs are states of consciousness, writing and rewriting your life script. Jehoiakim's fire is doubt, the moment when you burn away what you think is true. But Jeremiah does not abandon the message; he simply hands a new roll to Baruch—the inner scribe—who writes from the mouth of Jeremiah, not from fear but from the I AM that never ceases to witness. The act is not an external event but a revision in your inner library. The 'many like words' appearing beside the original scripture are not additions to a distant past; they are expansions of your current awareness, increasing the density of what you know to be real. When you refuse to let a single flame stop the truth, you reissue your own contract with covenant loyalty—the commitment of the heart to its own creative faculty. The scroll grows because consciousness grows; the outer world may flash with fire, yet your inner room remains, and you continue to write until the record aligns with your imagined end.