Inner Man Perfected Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Your scripture is not a history lesson; it is a map of the mind. The man of God is the state of awareness you inhabit, not a distant person. When the scripture says he is perfect, it means your inner condition is complete—idea, feeling, and will aligned as one. Being thoroughly furnished unto all good works means you carry within you the resources of imagination, faith, and discernment ready to be applied in any circumstance. Neville would remind you that God is I AM—the constant awareness behind every thought and perception. To the degree you identify with that I AM, you discover that perfection is already yours now, and all good works flow as natural expressions of that conviction. Do not chase after virtue in action separate from consciousness; fashion the inner conviction and the outer works will follow as the echo of your inner state. The verse invites a practice of living from completion, not for completion, and you will find grace attended to your steps.