Inner Offerings Zephaniah 3:10

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard sense, Zephaniah is not speaking of people out there, but of states of consciousness coming into alignment with the I AM. The supplicants from beyond the rivers of Ethiopia are the scattered parts of your mind—fear, longing, memory, desire—calling themselves back from estrangement and drawing near to offer their allegiance to the one life you are aware of. The "daughter of my dispersed" is the receptive, inner feminine aspect of consciousness that gathers the fragments and presents them at the altar of God within. When you realize that the offering is already present in your inner kingdom, you stop seeking elsewhere and begin the simple act of acknowledgment. The I AM does not need to be earned; it is the awareness that witnesses the gathering. Your imagination, rightly directed, moves these inner motions into unity, and the outer world begins to reflect the settlement of that inner order. Do not chase proofs in space; rest in the feeling that the wish is fulfilled here and now, and let the present awareness do the creating.