Rebuild Your Inner Jerusalem

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the story, Jerusalem's ruin is not a city with stones but a state of consciousness you are willing to transform. The call, Come, and let us build, is your invitation to change your inner environment by an act of imagination. The hand of my God upon me is the felt sense of infinite support guiding every imaginative move; the king's words are the inner authority that validates you have permission to begin. When Sanballat and the others mock, that scorn is the old doubt asking, What is this thing you do? Will you rebel against your limitations? Answer with the confession, The God of heaven will prosper us; therefore we his servants will arise and build. The wall you build is your boundary, your program of inner order that prevents your life from lying in reproach. They have no portion here because you are no longer ruled by the external proof but by the I AM within. Your new state comes by feeling it real, by persisting in the inward decree until the outward world aligns.