Inner Faithfulness Hebrews 3:2

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews 3:2 speaks to the inner ruler in you—the I AM whose appointment authorizes every move. The Son's faithfulness to Him that appointed him is the inner attitude that makes every outward deed possible, just as Moses was faithful in all his house. In Neville’s psychology, the 'house' is your inner state of awareness; faithfulness means you stay loyal to the state of consciousness that chose you. When you dwell there, you are not striving to perform; you are consenting to the reality that your awareness has already acted. The outward world mirrors a church, a task, a family, or a job, but these are branches of a single root: your continuous fidelity to the appointed I AM. The practice is to revise any sense of incapacity by assuming, with feeling, that you are the one appointed now, and that you walk in fidelity as Moses did—without wavering. The moment you return to that inner state, the ‘house’ responds in kind, bringing events into alignment with your inner certainty.