Silence Of Divine Counsel

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's voice, the scene becomes a study in consciousness. The 'words' Jeremiah carries are not a letter to a king but a vibration of inner truth stirring the I AM. Zedekiah's command to keep them secret mirrors the ego's instinct to protect itself by hiding what is alive in awareness. When you fear disclosure, you seek safety by withholding; yet true safety is found in the acknowledgment that you are the I AM and nothing can threaten that reality. View the prophecy as an inner instruction aligning your life with divine principle. Obedience here is not toward human secrecy but toward your own state of consciousness: when you revise the moment as already resolved in God, the fear of death dissolves and action flows from certainty. The inner word, spoken within, governs your experience better than any outward decree. Your responsibility is to maintain faith with truth, letting it inform perception and choice, until the outward scene mirrors that unspoken reality.