I Am Within: Job 19:22

Neville's Inner Vision

Job’s cry, seen through the I AM lens, is not about a person named Job at all, but about a state of consciousness that believes it is under judgment. When you hear others persecute you “as God,” you are listening to the inner voice that you have allowed to govern your life—the belief that you are condemned or unworthy, a stance that turns the outer world into a courtroom. The outer “flesh” and its discomfort mirror this inner decree; change the decree and the body and circumstances will follow. Remember: God is the I AM, the awareness that never judges you but knows you as whole and loved. Your real task is to revise the scene from punishment to recognition: imagine the I AM within you ruling with steadfast mercy, and treat others as mirrors of your own God-state rather than as judges. When you do, the sense of persecution dissolves, and your life reflects the inner, unassailable truth that you are forever loved, protected, and complete in the I AM.