Inner Walls Fall by Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Jericho is the mind, a fortress built by habit and fear; the trumpet-call and the shout are the inner signals that your I AM has awakened. When you hear them—an unwavering conviction that you already possess the outcome—the imagined city rises as a present reality, not a distant dream. The walls fall because the collective belief yields to a higher consciousness that you are the I AM within, sustaining the act of imagining. The marching of the people, 'every man straight before him,' is your disciplined thoughts moving in harmony with the one mind. The city represents a realized state of being—the inner kingdom you seek, the peace, the opportunity, the freedom you crave. The miracle is Neville's law in action: imagination shapes experience; presence precedes form. Trust this inner law, and your consciousness opens to a realm where limitation collapses and you pass through the gate you have already entered.