Spirit of Faith Speaks

Neville's Inner Vision

The spirit of faith is not a distant doctrine but a state of awareness you inhabit. 'We having the same spirit of faith' indicates a shared I AM within you, the same act of willingness that once believed and spoke. In Neville’s terms, belief precedes expression: the inner conviction is imagined as already true, and the spoken word serves as its outward confirmation. When you say 'I believed, and therefore have I spoken,' you are not citing memory but enacting the end. To live this way, you must dwell in the end and let your words echo that settlement. The 'we' points to the shared consciousness you enter when you align with your inner certainty, and your external world will reflect the degree to which you sustain that inner speech. Practice a continuous revision of your inner scene until the spoken word matches the desired outcome, then allow your voice to be the natural outflow of that settled faith.