Inner Glory Over Law's Shadow

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the text, the old covenant’s glory was external—etched in stones, seen by the people only in the reflected radiance of Moses’ face. Yet that radiance was passing, a tutor pointing to a greater reality. The Spirit’s ministration, by contrast, is inward and enduring. If condemnation has a glory only as a memory of separation, then righteousness has a far greater, now-present glory. The contrast invites you to shift your center of gravity from obligation to awareness. The I AM, your true Self, does not need external approval or compliance; it requires you to perceive and dwell in your oneness with God. When you imagine yourself as the Spirit’s life within, the old fear-based judgments lose their power and the inner lamp shines brighter. This is not a future hope but a present fact: the greater glory of righteousness is resident in you here and now. Your job is to attend to that inner light until it feels natural, until the sense of separation dissolves.