Inner Sacrifice of Hebrews 9:26

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the writer tells you that the great act of salvation was not a repeated ritual, but a single self-offering that ends all belief in separation. In Neville’s terms, the 'foundation of the world' is the habit of identifying with a fragmented you; the end of the world is the moment you wake to the truth that you are the I AM and that all sin is a mis-telling of your state. Jesus 'appears' when you stop narrating your life from lack and begin to inhabit the finished state in imagination. When you carry the feeling that forgiveness is done now, you stop trying to remedy the past and begin to live from the present as the one who forgives. Sin is not an external crime but a wrong assumption about your identity. The sacrifice of himself becomes your self-imposed discipline of conscience: you revise the story until the image in your mind matches the truth of your being—whole, free, and complete in God.