Inner Judgment Reclaimed

Neville's Inner Vision

To Job, 'As God liveth' is not a distant oath but the I AM within you and me. When he speaks of judgment being taken away, he points to the inner verdicts that once governed his life—now suspended by circumstance. The 'Almighty' who vexes his soul is the totality of awareness pressing against a state of consciousness that feels unsteady. In Neville's terms, Job is showing us that the outer pain is only the projection of an inner story we believe about ourselves and God. Your experiences of suffering or trial are not punishments from a remote deity, but signals of the inner imagination at work. The moment you understand that you are the operator of your inner theater, you can revise the script. Invoke the I AM as your permanent ruler and feel the shift: the oppressive verdict dissolves, and the soul finds rest. Rest not in the denial of pain, but in the recognition that an unconditioned awareness is always present, and you, in that awareness, are justified and free.