Inner Exodus: Zechariah 10:10-11

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Zechariah’s promise as a blueprint for your own awakening. You are the I AM that gathers the scattered parts of consciousness from old Egypt scripts and Assyrian beliefs. The exodus is not a distant event but a revision in awareness: a turning of attention from limitation to the land of Gilead’s healing and Lebanon’s lifted perspective. The sea passage speaks to trials you move through in imagination, not until you escape the world, but until fear and doubt dissolve before the steadfast I AM. When you affirm, 'I am led to freedom by the inner power that knows me,' the waves bow; the deeps dry as your conviction becomes real. The pride of outdated powers falls away—the sceptre of Egypt departing—not by force, but by a shift in identification. The promise is your present experience: to be gathered into a living, abundant state inseparable from you. As you dwell in this awareness, the outward world reflects a conquered, renewed inner realm, and the heart remembers it was always home in God.