Face to Face with God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

The command to seek the Lord and His strength unfolds as a call to inhabit a constant state of inner awareness. The strength spoken of is not external power but the vitality of your I AM, the energy of consciousness that you claim by attention. To seek His face continually is to fix your gaze on the inner presence of God, keeping your mind and heart in uninterrupted communion with that living reality. Remembering His marvellous works becomes a practice of recalling the moments in which truth moved within you—times of guidance, healing, or secure direction—so that the memory itself reinforces your current state. The line about Israel and Jacob’s chosen ones points to your own inner lineage—the heir of the covenant who lives by faith in what you are becoming. Thus the verses invite a practical revision: assume you are already in the Lord’s presence, dwell there until your feeling of strength and sacredness is your default, and treat every experience as evidence of the ongoing wonder of your inner life. Do not seek God as a distant object; become the living state of God within you.