Inner Ancestors Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

Recall thy servants becomes recall the inner states you have already become. The figures Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are not distant people but enduring conditions of your mind: faith, steadfastness, and transformation. When the text says look not unto the stubbornness, wickedness, or sin, understand these as impressions arising in consciousness, not the decree of your I AM. God is the I AM, the awareness that can revise itself. To remember the patriarchs is to summon the throne within you: Abraham as faith under pressure, Isaac as constancy, Jacob as movement toward a new identity. By aligning with that inner line, you soften the urge to judge and invite mercy into your present experience. Your imagination, the I AM, may shift from dwelling on fault to confirming the desired state. In practical terms, identify with a remembered, capable self and let mercy lead your thoughts, words, and feelings. The result is a transformation of consciousness that outpictures a life where stubbornness yields to trust.