Inner Justification Claims

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 13:17-18 invites you to hear the inner speech you have formed and to witness the order you have given to your thoughts. In Neville's sense, this is not a legal brief before a distant court but a decree issued to the I AM that you are the witness and the judge of your own states. Hear diligently your speech, for every thought you attend to becomes a living image in your world. When Job says he has ordered his cause, he points to a moment of deliberate mental arrangement: you align your assumptions, your feelings, and your habitual conclusions into a coherent portrait of reality. The final assertion, I know that I shall be justified, is the fearless conviction that the state of being justified already exists as consciousness. By choosing to inhabit the feeling of the affirmation, you invite the outer scene to conform to that inner conviction. Your justification is not earned; it is conceived and cultivated within until it appears without.