Inner Victory in Isaiah 49:4

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the speaker declares labor in vain, yet clings to a higher authority—the LORD and God within. In Neville’s wind, God is not distant; God is the I AM, the awareness behind all doing. The line 'my judgment is with the LORD, and my work with my God' is a confession that inner discernment precedes outward action. When you feel your effort wasted, you are only hearing a mistaken belief about separation from the I AM. Reclaim the scene by assuming the state of complete alignment: you are being guided, you are sufficient, your results are already established in mind. Sit with the felt sense that the inner verdict rests with the divine; let that verdict rewrite your outer labor as the living expression of God’s purpose. Instead of fighting appearances, imagine your next act as the visible fruit of an inner decision already made in the consciousness of God. Your work is never aimless when viewed from the I AM; it is being co-authored by your inner God-consciousness until it is in harmony with the good that already is.