Obadiah Inner Humility Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

View Obadiah's vision as a map of your inner state. Edom stands for the stubborn ego—pride, separateness, and the habit of judging life by outer appearances. The line about a rumour from the LORD and an ambassador among the heathen becomes the inner movement of circumstance that invites awakening, not punishment. 'Arise ye, and let us rise up against her in battle' is your invitation to challenge the old story with the light of awareness rather than force. 'Behold, I have made thee small among the heathen' means the sense of importance is dissolved by the recognition that the I AM within is all power. As that inner sense of self is made small, the true self—God within—rises in quiet sovereignty. The vision thus marries judgment with promise: the kingdom of God is within, and the outer conflicts reflect your inner choice. By returning to the I AM, you reverse the dream of separation and invite a present, felt dominion where fear yields to wholeness.