Inner Repentance Realized

Neville's Inner Vision

Hebrews 6:6 does not threaten you with an external Trinity of judge; it exposes the stubborn habit of believing in a divided self. The fall away you fear is the mental habit of clinging to a past self that you call separate from God. In Neville's language, the 'Son of God' is your true I AM, the living presence that never died. To 'renew them unto repentance' is to return your attention to that living I AM and re-invest your sense of self with the reality of wholeness. When you imagine yourself as the person who has sinned, you crucify the very reality that saves you; you give it open shame by dwelling on separation. But the moment you revise the situation by assuming the completed state—'I am the I AM; I am one with Christ now'—you awaken the inner power that remakes your world. The verse thus becomes a gentle invitation to persist in the state you desire until it feels real, converting fear into faith and time into the recognition of your oneness with God.