Judgment Seat Within Us

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Gallio as the impartial witness within you—the I AM that will not be bent into every dispute of the mind. The Jews in the text are your habit to measure reality by words, names, and the letter of the law. Paul, the apostle of truth within you, stands ready to speak a fresh worship of God, but the acting governor refuses to adjudicate such inner matters. The judgment seat becomes your own field of awareness, not a courtroom for doctrinal quarrels. When you insist that your thoughts prove God or deny Him, the inner Gallio says: this is not a matter for the outer court; you deal with it by your inner alignment. Thus the scene invites faith: trust that truth exists beyond argument, and that your I AM can witness all mental content without becoming entangled. The practical shift is not to convert every belief but to recognize the observer behind belief—the God within—that notices but does not condemn. In this light, true worship is simply awareness itself, listening and embracing what is alive in you without the need to judge every name or label.