Inner Confession, Outer God

Neville's Inner Vision

Your present state of consciousness is the revealer of the Spirit. When you affirm that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh, you are not invoking a distant event but shifting attention to the indwelling I AM as the visible form you wear. The flesh represents the ordinary scenes of life; the Christ is the inner awareness that animates them. To know God is not to seek elsewhere, but to realize that the divine Presence has taken expression here and now. The confession 'Jesus Christ is come in the flesh' becomes a practical revision of identity: you acknowledge that the infinite, the all-knowing I AM, has assumed human form as you. This is an act of faith that travels from idea to feeling, from belief to embodied experience. As you repeatedly imagine and feel the Presence as already real, you withdraw trust from lack and place it in the One who lives as you. Do not chase external signs; awaken to the unchanging reality that you are the temple where God dwells.