Labor of Love Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, these words speak from the I AM within, not from an external judge. The 'better things' and 'things that accompany salvation' are the inner states you are becoming—compassion, steadfast love, and the power to minister to the saints of your own heart. When you rest in the conviction that 'God is not unrighteous to forget' your labor of love, you are aligning with the universal law of consciousness: what you attend to in feeling, you enact in form. Your acts of service toward the name—toward your inner saints and outer kindness—are remembered not by a distant deity, but by your own awareness as reality. So the verse invites you to trust that the manifestation of salvation is already present in your present mood, choices, and love. If you revise a sense of neglect into the understanding that every loving deed is noticed by the I AM, you awaken the conditions that produce it. You are not judged; you are remembered into the next good.