Inner Jerusalem Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s lens, Zechariah 14:12-15 is not a matter of history but a map of the mind in operation. Jerusalem represents the fixed center of awareness, the I AM you are always conscious of. The armies that fight against it are the restless thoughts that oppose this truth. When you resist your own I AM, the plague appears as decay and confusion, the symbolic breakdown of old identities and the surrender of the senses to doubt. The great tumult from the LORD among them is inner friction: you feel the clash between what you believe you are and what you claim to be. Yet if you persist in recognizing I AM, the external scene recedes and the wealth of the heathen, your hidden talents, resources, and possibilities, comes into view, because you are no longer governing life from fear. The plague of beasts shows that lower impulses, such as desire and habit, bow to your inner order when you dwell as the one I AM. The passage thus frames judgment as a correction of consciousness, clearing the way for justice, abundance, and harmony to unfold from within.