Christ, God, You

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the verse as stating your true state is not you separated from Christ or God, but that you are Christ's and Christ is God's. In this inner economy, consciousness is the bond. Christ stands as your higher version, the embodiment of divine life within; God is not outside but the I AM you are aware of. To claim this is to change your inner weather: the more you recognize that you are in him, the more his life unfolds as your life. The sentence declares a covenant loyalty of the self to a divine order; your human dignity arises from this union—Imago Dei—because there is no separation between your consciousness and the divine Presence. When you dwell in the sense 'I am Christ's,' and 'Christ is God's,' you shift your inner alignment from lack to fullness. The world you experience echoes this inner state; events and relationships reflect that you are one with the divine pattern. Practically, you are free to revise any sense of distance by affirming your oneness until it feels real.