Grace in the Remnant Space

Neville's Inner Vision

Ezra 9:8 invites you to notice that grace is not a distant event but a movement in your own consciousness. The remnant is your constant self, the 'I' that never fully resigns to bondage, kept safe by a nail driven into the temple—a fixed point of awareness you can return to in every moment. The LORD our God is the I AM you claim, the living awareness that lights your inner eyes when you cease identifying with lack. As you dwell in that light, your perception clears; the bondage thins, and a little revival stirs within you, a fresh energy coursing through your being. The theological scene becomes practical psychology: you are not waiting for grace, you are assuming it; you revise your sense of circumstance until it matches your innermost state. In Paul and Ezra alike, the key is to live from that remnant, to set the nail of awareness, and to let grace do the rest. Imagination creates reality; begin to feel it real now.