Inner Judgment and Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Isaiah's line is not a threat from without but a map of your inner weather. The 'transgressors' and 'sinners' are not strangers but opposed states within your own mind—rebellion, fear, pride, self-ignorance. When they move, you feel the inner body tightening, the vibrational center of awareness slipping from the I AM. 'Together' indicates that these inner movements share the same air; they cannot stand apart in the same moment, for they compete for attention in the same consciousness. The clause 'shall be consumed' is the natural outcome of living as two persons in one life: energy spent in separation eats the life-force. Yet the LORD is not a tyrant but the I AM within, the stable witness who remains when you forget the surface story. To turn this verse into life, you must stop identifying with the old self's judgments and align with the one real principle: I AM. In practice, consecrate your awareness to that I AM, and let the inner verdict be that you are already reconciled, whole, and secure.