From Past Gentile Ways to Inner Holiness

Neville's Inner Vision

Peter’s words reveal that the so-called time past is a fixed state of consciousness you once wore as your identity—the lusts, revelry, and idols. In Neville’s terms, when you choose not to run with the past crowd, you are not abandoning people, you are shifting your inner premise. The world’s reproach is only the outer mask of your former self projecting outward. The new life you step into is a feeling, a certainty: I am the I AM in action, the divine life moving through me. Hold that holiness is already yours and let the old cravings fade like mist in light. You are not condemned by others; you are re-creating yourself into a more intimate alignment with God within. The path of separation becomes a voluntary re-creation of consciousness, not a punishment, and every outward reproach mirrors your inner transformation.