I Am Lord Within: Awakening Your Minister

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a moment your own consciousness is asking, 'Who art thou, Lord?' In Neville’s terms, the I AM answers: I am Jesus whom thou persecutest — I am the very idea by which you have measured your life and misread your trials. The persecution is not outer hostility but the inner resistance to change, the old self clinging to a limited story. When he says, 'rise, and stand upon thy feet,' the inner directive rings clear: assume full footing in awareness, don't cower before the next revelation. The appearing is for a purpose: to make thee a minister and a witness of these things seen, and of those things which I will appear unto thee. You are called not to travel a distant road but to witness from within, to align your thoughts, feelings, and actions with the perception you now hold. As you accept this call, your being becomes the stage where future appearances unfold, and your world begins to reflect the minister you have accepted as true.