Inner Renewal, No Fear

Neville's Inner Vision

Zechariah 8:14-15 speaks in your own inner speech. The LORD of hosts is the I AM within you, not a distant judge. The line about punishing your fathers and repenting not is the mind clinging to old images—images that fade when you remember your true identity as awareness. In this moment, a new note is sounded: I think to do well unto Jerusalem and to the house of Judah; I think it because I AM, your consciousness, intends it now. Fear not, for the inner movement is blessing, not wrath. You are not at the mercy of external histories; you are the one who imagines them into form. If the old stings of judgment arise, revise them: the energy of punishment is simply a misread of your own I AM’s purpose to bless. The practical meaning is clear: assume the state of well-being now, dwell in the feeling that the inner city is flourishing, and let the sense of safety settle into you as you align with God’s intention to do you good.