Inner Weariness, Inner Witness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Job's complaint is not merely physical pain, but a revelation of inner states. What he calls weariness, desolation, wrinkles, and leanness are images of a mind fixated on loss. In Neville's light, God is the I AM, the aware witness that never departs; your consciousness imagines forms, and thus makes them real. The images of fatigue and witness against him reveal a belief that life is other than the I AM. When you repeat 'I AM,' you reverse the seen world by assuming a state that already is whole, present, and unchanging. The desolation of his company becomes the isolation of a mind that believes it lacks, while the wrinkles become markings of a past belief, not a concluding fact. Dare to entertain a new state: the I AM as your only companion, abundance, and health; see your face not as witness of decline but of the inner certainty you dwell in. By faith and inner revision, you dissolve the old form into a fresh sense of reality.