Inner Vindication Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 23:6-7, seen through the I AM, reveals not a courtroom opponent but the affirming presence of God within. The 'great power' is the vibration of belief that makes you feel small before circumstance; the real fight occurs in the mind, where you either assent to limitation or assert the power and mercy of your own consciousness. When Job says God would put strength in me, he is naming the fact that God is the life and energy you already are; you are not at the mercy of an external judge but sustained by the inner light that cannot be overpowered. 'There the righteous might dispute with him' points to the inner council of your true self, the I AM, which refuses to concede to appearances. As you dwell in that inner court, you discover that your deliverance is not a future event bestowed by power outside you, but a present realization: you are forever delivered from the sense of judgment because you stand in the strength of God within. The imagined external verdict dissolves when you identify with the indwelling I AM rather than with trial and fear.