Inner Citizenship Awakening In Acts 22:29

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul's binding and the attempt to examine him are not mere history; they are a parable of inner states. In Neville's lexicon, Paul is a state of consciousness that cannot be coerced by outward law because the I AM resides as sovereign identity. The term 'Roman' here stands for inner citizenship—the awareness that true authority dwells within. When the captain realizes Paul's Roman status, the binding becomes impossible to enforce, and fear arises in the outer world, for the outer order must yield to inner order. This is the law of correspondence: events reflect the inner state. The departure of those who should have examined demonstrates that righteousness and justice originate from awareness, not from punishment. Your task is to inhabit that inner citizen now: assume you are already free, protected by the I AM, and let the outer scene conform to your inner decree. The acts of judgment and accountability dissolve when you recognize your own unity with the source of life.