Quiet Come, Living Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Your scripture is not a history but a state of consciousness. The 'little while' is the tick of this present moment, and the 'one who shall come' is the next expansion of your I Am—the realization that you are already the fullness you seek. When you entertain the phrase 'the just shall live by faith,' you settle into a state where belief is not remote hope but inner certainty. To draw back is to retreat from your own power, to dwell in fear and imagine lack; such a retreat may please the old mind, but it pleases not the I AM in you. We are not of those who draw back unto perdition, but of those who believe to the saving of the soul—the soul defined as the life and vitality of consciousness itself being renewed by steadfast assumption. The coming Christ is the present tense of awareness; the action required is to remain there—to imagine, to feel, and to witness the end as already yours. Do not seek elsewhere; align with the state you desire until it reveals itself in your experience.