Inner Court Of Awareness

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 2:1 presents the inner court where consciousness gathers before the LORD, and even the adversarial voice steps into the circle. In Neville's terms, the 'sons of God' are the states of awareness you cultivate; the LORD is the I AM—the unshakable fact of your being. When Satan appears among them, he is not a hostile external power but a belief-forming thought that has forgotten its source. The scene invites you to witness rather than resist: acknowledge the doubt, fear, or complaint in the light of the I AM, and let the presence of the LORD reclaim the direction of the mind. The true work is not to banish the intruder but to re-identify with the observer who stands as the LORD. As you hold the awareness that you are the I AM, the assembly reorders itself: old definitions lose their grip, and new states—peace, health, success—begin to take their place as present realities before the LORD. Thus Job's court becomes a map of your inner kingdom: the outer world follows the rendition of consciousness you maintain in imagination.