Inner Triumph in Christ

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the Neville lens, this verse is not a chronicle of events but a map of consciousness. God is the I AM, the awareness within you, and Christ is the state of victorious consciousness you inhabit. When Paul says God always causes us to triumph, he speaks of an inner victory you enact by assumption rather than through outer happenings. The triumph is the felt truth that nothing is more true than your inner conclusion, and the savour of His knowledge - that aroma of truth - emanates from that inner realization into every outward circumstance. In every place means every moment and every room of your life, for all experience is built from your inner dispositions. Practice does not move God; it tunes your instrument so that God can move through you. The more you dwell in the end, the more your thoughts, feelings, and actions align with the victorious Christ. Your imagination creates the appearance of reality; therefore, imagine yourself already triumphant and radiating His knowledge, and watch as conditions fall into harmony with that inner truth.