Heights of Faith: Job 22

Neville's Inner Vision

God is not a distant verdict but the I AM that stands above every storm of belief. When the verse points to the height of heaven and the untouched stars, it is naming the immutable vantage within you—the awareness that never leaves its throne. The dark cloud is not 'out there' but the thought-forms that obscure who you are. If you ask, How does God know? can He judge through the dark cloud? you are confessing a separation between you and the divine, a story of lack that your imagination has accepted. Yet in truth the height, the stars, and the I AM are all your own consciousness. Your present experience is the pattern of the self you hold in mind. By returning to the assumption that you are the observer, you dissolve the cloud. The divine sees through every veil because the divine is the perceiver within you, not a distant judge. The moment you dwell in that awareness, the world rearranges itself to fit your inner state. So practice: replace doubt with the affirmation: I AM God, I AM above every condition, I perceive all things from my heavenly vantage.