Inner Reading to Jesus Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Verily, the scripture is never outside you; it is the current of your own awareness moving toward its fulfillment. The eunuch’s question—who is this prophet speaking of?—is your moment of humble inquiry when you suspect that all outward history is but a mirror of the I AM within. When Philip begins at that scripture, he does not introduce a distant Jesus; he redirects your attention to the living presence you already are. The lamb who opened not his mouth becomes your own stillness in the face of trial, the quiet consent that witnesses judgment without resisting. In this reading, the humiliation and the generation are inner states: judgment is the shifting of attention, and life’s source is not a grave in the earth but the breath of awareness that animates you. As you listen, the inner sermon is not about facts but about awakening to the truth that Christ is within you, the seed of redemption growing in your own consciousness. The conversion is a reversal: from outward history to inward realization, from asking about to knowing by the I AM that you truly are. You are the annunciation and the fulfillment in one divine act.