I Am Blotting Out Sin

Neville's Inner Vision

Your scriptural scene is not about a distant judge but about the I AM that you are here and now. The words describe an inner act: God says he will blot out transgressions for his own sake and will remember them no more because you align with the divine consciousness within. When you treat this as a memory you no longer rehearse in present awareness, you erase the past by assuming a new state. The 'pleading together' is a moment of inner agreement between your ordinary self and your higher self; you consent to be justified because justification is a function of awareness and not of external record. The forgiveness comes from within; it is the shift of identity from 'sinner' to 'I AM'—the unchanging reality that cannot be harmed by mistake. By dwelling in the feeling that you are already forgiven and protected, you dissolve the sense of separation and invite mercy, grace, and reconciliation into experience. In this light, you are urged to live from the finished state, not to seek it, for the power to transform resides in your present awareness.