Inner Saul, Bold Witness

Neville's Inner Vision

Act by act, the Damascus moment in Acts 9 becomes a map of your own inner awakening. The man Saul, filled with zeal, is suddenly seized by an inner voice that names him as a speaker of truth—the Christ within you speaking through your faculties. When Saul preaches in the synagogues and asserts that Jesus is the Son of God, he is not performing a miracle in time but revealing a state of consciousness you can enter now. The crowd’s amazement is the confirmation that a new dominion has pressed forward in your mind: the I AM, awaken, and the old objections dissolve under the weight of undeniable inner evidence. Saul increases in strength as the inner conviction settles; he proves that this is very Christ by the consistency of inner testimony that becomes outer action. In Neville's terms, the Kingdom of God is not a future event but a present state you awaken to through steadfast assumption and revision: you assume the truth of your Christ-being, you revise any fear or doubt, and you feel it real in the sunlit I AM. Then your thoughts begin to assemble evidence, as if Damascus itself were inside you, confirming your new kingship and fidelity to truth.