I AM Sustains the Skin of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

To the awake man or woman, Job’s cry is not a history of bones and teeth, but a description of a state of consciousness in which appetite, fear, and hope cling to one another. The bone that cleaveth to the skin is the stubborn sense of limitation that believes it must hold on to every form. The escape by the skin of the teeth is the moment a new awareness slips through the narrow seam of belief, proving that what you fear you’ve already believed into existence. In this scripture, God is not outside but the I AM within you, the aliveness that animates every sensation. When you refuse to be ruled by the outer image, you revise with the assumption that you are sustained by the living presence that you name I AM. The body may tremble, yet your inner state can be nourished by faith, patience, and the imaginative act of claiming vitality as already real.