Inner Resistance to Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the scene as your inner theatre. Jannes and Jambres are not fixed men in a distant epoch; they are your own stubborn thoughts that resist truth whenever you attempt to awaken to your I AM. They embody corrupt minds and the fear that faith is impossible for you. The command in the verse is not to battle them, but to notice them and return to the truth you are. Truth is the awareness, the I AM that is always present; these resistance movements are thoughts, not facts. When you identify with the belief that you are separate from the fullness, you are in agreement with reprobate faith. Yet truth remains intact, untouched by such mental rhetoric. Now, by assuming the state of truth here and now, by feeling it real, you revise the inner atmosphere. Your imagination becomes Moses, stepping through once-imposed limits. As you persist, the old characters dissolve, and a new consciousness asserts itself—see that you are a living I AM, and resistance has no power over you.