The Inner Repentance Moment

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the LORD is the I AM within you, not a distant sovereign but the active state of awareness you wear. When Amos says the LORD repented, read it as a symbolic moment in your own mind when a fixed judgment softens and a more merciful possibility becomes dominant. Repentance, in this sense, is not regret for the past but a deliberate revision of your inner decree. If you have fixed views about guilt, deficit, or consequence, the shift to mercy happens when you suspend the old script and align with the compassionate I AM. The outer scene then shifts to reflect this changed state, because imagination is the instrument through which God’s will moves in your life. The verse invites you to know that judgment yields when your consciousness turns toward mercy and the present I AM truth—that you are the one who can change the decision by changing your inner state. Thus, what appeared settled becomes pliable in the light of revised awareness, and mercy stands in place of doom.