Inner Deliverance by the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Moses stands as the inner self confronted with a stubborn story of limitation. Pharaoh represents the belief that you are bound to a fallen order. When the text says, 'Now shalt thou see what I will do,' it is not a history lesson but a shift in consciousness: the decree of the I AM moving within you, changing what you call real. The 'strong hand' is the unwavering force of awareness, the I AM that will loosen the grip of fear, doubt, and habit, and cause the old scene to be driven out. And 'I AM the LORD' is the inner renaming of your self to the eternal Presence that never yields, never leaves, and never forgets its promises. In Neville's terms, the miracle is a revision of your identifier from lack to abundance, from separation to covenant loyalty. The deliverance of your inner people—the projects, desires, and purposes you hold dear—begins as a felt truth in consciousness and rearranges the outer scene accordingly.