Inner Ordination of I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the verse is not a historical credential, but a description of your state of consciousness. Being ordained as a preacher and an apostle is your inner conviction that the I AM has appointed you, right now, to speak as truth in Christ. When you declare, 'I speak the truth in Christ,' you align your entire being with the Christ within, letting your words rise from that living presence rather than from doubt. The phrase 'a teacher of the Gentiles' signals the parts of yourself outside your familiar faith—those beliefs, habits, or fears that have not yet learned to trust verity. Your vocation becomes an ongoing practice of imagination: you teach by living truth, proving in consciousness that faith and verity are one. Remember Neville's law: imagination creates reality. So assume the state of being an ordained preacher and teacher, and dwell there until it becomes your steady awareness. In this inner act you are both witness and guide, and your outer life will reflect that unwavering inner conviction.