Inner Saviour of Acts 13

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scriptural moment, the 'seed' of David is not an outward dynasty but your own consciousness, the I AM God inwardly raised as Saviour. When the text says God according to his promise raised unto Israel a Saviour, Jesus, it is telling you that the promised reality already exists as awareness within you. John’s preaching of repentance is the soul’s call to shift its identification—from lack, fear, and separation to the truth of your unity with the divine Presence. John says, I am not he, but one comes after me—this ‘one’ is your higher state of consciousness, the Christ within that you awaken to when you revise your sense of self. The baptism of repentance is an inner cleansing, a letting go of old stories that you are separate from God. The fulfillment of the promise arrives as you dwell in the present I AM and acknowledge that the Saviour is already here in your awareness, guiding your decisions, forgiving your perceptions, configuring your life to reflect grace. So you do not seek an external Messiah; you become the bearer of the new state, the one that moves after the old self into radiant realization.