Armory of the Inner I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

In the language of Jeremiah, the 'armoury' and 'weapons' become inner faculties disclosed by the I AM. Babylon is not a city but a state of consciousness that has exiled itself from truth. When the Lord GOD of hosts opens the armoury, he is revealing the imagined images and stories that sustain limitation. These are not external enemies but mental patterns built from fear, lack, and grievance. The call to destroy utterly and leave nothing left is a directive to revise those images by the power of imagination until the old narrative collapses. The inner supply stores—fears, memories, identifications—are opened, and the practitioner chooses to cast them out, replacing them with a single, unassailable sense of I AM, which abolishes the former condition. In this act, judgment becomes the conversion of consciousness, exile (to the borders of your mind) becomes return, and justice is the felt experience of alignment with the true state of being.