Inner End of Idols: Nahum 1:14

Neville's Inner Vision

Your life and the world you call 'outside' are but scenes of inner consciousness. When Nahum speaks of destroying the house of thy gods and cutting off the graven image, hear it as a command to erase from your inner skyline any idol you have worshipped—those fixed pictures of yourself, your limits, your worth, your security. The 'name' you sow is your self-concept; to 'no more of thy name be sown' is to refuse to plant old, fearful identifications in the soil of your awareness. The images you have treasured are not 'out there'; they are inner sensations, beliefs, and images you keep rehearsing in the imagination. The Lord’s decree is not punishment but a spiritual reset: the old image dies so the true you—I AM, awareness itself—may appear. When you revise the image in imagination, you release power that dissolves the idol and reveals a grave only to an obsolete self, not to your eternal being. So awaken to your sovereign I AM and insist on the reality of your true worship—love, clarity, and unconditioned being.