Inner Gods of Acts 7:40

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the crowd cries out for external gods because Moses has vanished from their sight. In Neville's psychology, that request reveals a basic condition: the mind's habit of projecting divinity into objects when it forgets its own I AM. The 'gods' are not beings you meet, but states of consciousness—security, control, identity—imagined as separate from the Presence. When you interpret Acts 7:40 this way, you see the moment not as historical rebellion but as a lesson in consciousness: absence invites projection. The path back is simple: no more looking out there for life; assume, revise, feel the reality of the Presence within. You are the I AM right now, and every act, every movement, is your awareness asserting itself as form. By silently repeating I am the Presence here and now, you withdraw belief from the imagined Moses and place it in your own consciousness. In that shift, the inner presence becomes your visible world.