Within the Net of I Am

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 19:3-6 presents not a man crushed by external judgment, but a consciousness lived as a state. The 'I' here is the perceiving mind, and the 'God' who overthrows is the I AM that you identify with. The net that encircles him is the boundary of a belief in limitation. To read this Neville-style: the reproaches and the sense of entrapment are reflections of your present state; when you insist that the fault, if any, lies with your current self-image, you admit the power of your mind to redefine circumstance. The true life is not the outward verdict but the inner awareness that I AM is the only reality. When you revise to a higher state—where you are unaffected by others' magnifications or accusations—the sense of being overthrown dissolves. The apparent trial becomes the old belief yielding to the light of present consciousness. In that light, you are unbound, for you are I AM, not the momentary appearance of attack or constraint.