Inner Judgment, Faithful Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this brief verse, you are reminded that the divine order does not descend as a distant rule, but arises from your own I AM, the merciful awareness that already loves you into faithfulness. Paul speaks from an inner mercy delivered to him, not from law's obligation, and he makes a personal judgment, an invitation to trust the present inner state rather than seek some future command. The 'virgin' here can be read as a symbol of untarnished receptivity, a mind free from command-driven fear, in which mercy becomes the ground of action. When you interpret this as Neville would, you realize that every direction you pursue is not given by another, but arises from your awareness that you are the mercy by which you are faithful. Your imagination is the instrument of reality: to act now as though mercy has already crowned you with faithful keeping, and then you see events align with that inner state. The verse does not bind you to external dictates, but liberates you into the joyous discipline of the I AM, faithfully choosing from within.