Inner Judgment and Divine Wisdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your consciousness, the God of Isaiah is the I AM — the awareness that never flees from truth. The phrase 'yet he also is wise' invites you to see that wisdom acts, not by mercy alone but by alignment with the law you have formed in your own mind. 'Will bring evil' is the corrective energy that emerges when you drift from your true state; it is not punishment from an angry father but the natural consequence of misalignment. 'Will not call back his words' means your inner decree, once voiced by the I AM, cannot be withdrawn; the law of your life obeys the word you stand by. 'Arise against the house of the evildoers' points to the inner eruption of discernment that rises to uproot fear, self-will, and faulty alliances. 'Against the help of them that work iniquity' shows how misguided supports fall away when you choose the higher idea. The lesson for you: identify with the I AM, feel the decree as real, and let the inner judgment do its work, transforming your life from within.