Inner Guarded Word of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, the scene is not about a distant God but your own I AM awakening to trust. When Paul says, 'I know whom I have believed,' he invites you to inhabit the certainty of your own consciousness—the state you choose to dwell in. The 'good thing' committed unto thee is a seed of truth you place inside the inner realm, and the Holy Ghost dwelling in us is the living principle that preserves it. To 'hold fast the form of sound words' is to keep intact the pattern of truth you have heard within your imagination—repeating, visualizing, embodying it until it becomes your automatic response. You endure 'that day' by returning to that inner form, letting the inner conviction guard the seed through every trial. Faithfulness is not outward proof but an unwavering inner state that remains when appearances wobble. So, cultivate a continuous present-tense trust in the I AM, and your inner word will be kept safe by the very Spirit that dwells in you.