The Inner Word Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, this line says that the divine word is never outside to be fetched, but a word that arises within the I AM. The LORD comes not as an external messenger but as your own inner command that reappears whenever your attention rests in the quiet, aware presence. The phrase 'came again unto me, saying' reveals the rhythm of consciousness: you can be addressed by a voice that lives in you, if you listen in the right state. The inner word calls you to alignment, to revision of your state of being, and to acting from that awareness. When you treat the word as a present, living instruction from God within, the outer world will rearrange to reflect it. This is not about history; it's about the dynamic of belief and feeling. If you believe you are separate from that word, you will experience delay; if you accept that the I AM speaking now is your true identity, you will see transformations as the inner movement becomes your outer form. The key is to dwell in the sense of I AM and let the word be your baseline reality.