Small Beginnings, Great Finishes

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inside viewer, Zechariah’s words mean the temple’s growth is your inner life’s construction, not a distant event. The word of the LORD is your inner call to assume a finished state; Zerubbabel’s hands are the activities of your imagination through which you lay a foundation, and he shall finish it because your unwavering assumption draws the completion to light. Do not despise the day of small things, for that modest beginning is the exact site where your faith takes root, and the seven eyes of the LORD—your concentrated attention—survey the whole field and keep progress honest. The plummet in Zerubbabel’s hand is the precise measure you use to test belief, signaling alignment between inner feeling and outer appearance. When you feel the act as already done, when you know you have finished, your life itself becomes the temple you sought. The message is simple: persist in the inner vision, trust the unseen guidance, and the finish appears in the very act of believing.