
Isaiah 48:3 · World English Bible
Isaiah 48:3 Meaning I Have Declared the Former Things From
I have declared the former things from of old. Yes, they went out of my mouth, and I revealed them. I did them suddenly, and they happened.

Isaiah 48:3 · World English Bible
I have declared the former things from of old. Yes, they went out of my mouth, and I revealed them. I did them suddenly, and they happened.
To declare a thing from the beginning and have it go forth out of the mouth is imagining spoken inwardly, a state named and affirmed as already so. The former things are the wishes a person has fixed within before they show, and their going forth is that inner word leaving him to do its work.
From the Manifestation reading below.
The same verse, read by one tradition.

MANIFESTATION
To declare a thing from the beginning and have it go forth out of the mouth is imagining spoken inwardly, a state named and affirmed as already so. The former things are the wishes a person has fixed within before they show, and their going forth is that inner word leaving him to do its work. What a person announces to himself in the feeling of accomplishment is sent out as surely as speech.
And it is done suddenly and comes to pass, because a thing accepted within is finished at once, however long the world takes to catch up. A person believes the imaginal act already accomplished, without watching for delay, and rests in that. The gap between the inner word and the outer event is only time turning. What was inwardly declared with the feeling of the wish fulfilled is what afterward arrives in fact.
Manifestation lens
Where am I still watching for a delay in something I already settled inside?
The bell is struck once, and the ringing is already whole in that instant even as the sound travels the valley. The act is finished before the ear catches it.
The work is not yours to finish, yet you are not free to step away from it. Say the word and do your part, then let the rest take its own time.
The hard rain does not last the whole day. Time passing is not the same as nothing happening.

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