The Inner Hearing of Job 13:6

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the mind speaks in spiritual courtroom terms; 'Hear now my reasoning' is not a plea for external judgment but an invitation to attend to the movements of consciousness. Job's 'reasoning' is the stream of concepts the ego uses to justify itself, the inner narration that keeps a state intact. 'Hearken to the pleadings of my lips' signals the emotional insistence that accompanies belief—feelings that say, 'this is my condition, let it be proved.' In Neville's understanding, God is the I AM present as awareness, not an external judge. When you listen with awareness, you discover that every argument and every plea is simply a vibrational pattern in your own consciousness. The solution is not to argue with circumstances but to revise the inner statement until the sense of being already whole is your dominant vibration. Claiming the I AM within becomes the lever that flips the outer world into harmony with your inner state. Practice moves from analysis to ownership: you assume, revise, and feel your fulfillment as already true.