Timeless Perception: Job 10:4-5

Neville's Inner Vision

In Job's cry the question shifts from authority to the state of your own consciousness. Eyes of flesh are your trained senses; they measure, compare, and calculate the length of days. To ask, Are thy days as the days of man? is to admit you have lived by the calendar of limitation rather than the timeless I AM that you are. God is not an other who judges from afar but the I AM within—the conscious observer whose awareness makes time bend and space respond. When you accept that your life is seen not by human measurement but by an eternal present, you stop seeking verification from outward events. The moment you assume the divine viewpoint, you reinterpret every encounter, every symptom, every delay as a movement in your inner state. Providence is the adjustment of your inner belief into harmony with the eternal moment; faith becomes the instrument that realigns perception with reality. Begin to dwell in the realization that you are one with the I AM, and the problem of time dissolves into the now.