Jericho Builders Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within every city named Jericho and every neighbor beside you lies an inner agreement: I am the builder of my own walls. When the verse says 'the men of Jericho built next unto him,' it is not a mere historical note; it is a map of consciousness. Jericho represents a fortified stance I hold in awareness—the 'I AM' that stands against fear and lack. The next man, Zaccur, signifies another facet of self, the disciplined imagination that shapes form. Together they advance the boundary of my life, not by force, but by alignment: one part of me acts in faith; another part of me confirms the plan with steady, patient energy. The wall Nehemiah seeks to raise is my personal coherence—the stable expectancy that a future desired into experience becomes tangible through ongoing inner practice. When I accept these inner workers as one community of consciousness, I begin to see that every action in the outer world is a signal from within.