Inner Exodus: No Egypt

Neville's Inner Vision

Within you, the remnant of Judah is the faithful center that hearkens to the I AM. When the text says go not into Egypt, hear it as a call to abandon outer security and the old habit of seeking shelter in the world. Egypt represents the mind’s habit of fear-based planning, the need to depend on visible power rather than the inner vision. The Lord’s admonition today is not a historical warning but a present invitation to tighten your inner allegiance to the divine source within. To obey is to adjust your state of consciousness: refuse the impulse to run toward ‘Egypt,’ toward results you can measure with the senses, and instead dwell in the awareness of I AM—the unchanging reality that confirms you are already guided, protected, and provided for. This is how the remnant remains faithful: by aligning thought and feeling with truth, not with appearances. The admonition becomes a daily inner decision, a revision of the self that trusts the inner law above any circumstance. When you accept this, you move from fear to faith and step into the inner promised land.