Inner Call and Ananias' Fear

Neville's Inner Vision

Saul’s feared voice is not a man to be judged but a state of consciousness within you that believes it can bind your good. Ananias’ hesitation is your own caution-born memory, a voice that speaks from past doings and future threats. Yet the Lord’s call is not a history lesson but the I AM speaking in your present awareness. The 'name' called upon is your genuine identity, the expression of God within. When you hear the report that this state can 'bind all who call on thy name,' you are offered a choice: accept the apparent power of the old state or reassert your true authority as God’s idea. To trust is to align with the living assurance that you are already the one who calls, and thus the binding power dissolves by your decision. The moment you assume, 'I am the I AM; this fear is but a thought I will outgrow,' you give the inner movement permission to shift, and the new act of life begins. The fear becomes a step in your transformation, not a conclusion of your reality.