Inner Secret of God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Job speaks as a man who suspects the limits of common understanding, and the Lord speaks inwardly to the still small voice within. In Neville's reading, the 'secret of God' is not a distant doctrine but the state of I AM awareness you inhabit. The question, What knowest thou… that we know not? is a summons to drop the pretension of self-sufficiency and awaken to the living presence that informs every image and circumstance. Wisdom is not hoarded in a corner of the mind to be guarded; it is the living movement of consciousness when you align with the assumption that you are one with the Providence that your I AM animates. When you accept that truth, events unfold not by chance but by the revision of your inner posture. The day you decide that limitation is but a stubborn belief, the secret of God becomes your inner weather—discernment grows, humility arises, and guidance appears as ideas, relationships, and opportunities that reflect your awakened state. The inner voice you hear is God speaking as you; listen and live from that certainty.