Vanishing Hope of the Hypocrite

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Job 27:8 as a diagnostic of consciousness. The 'hypocrite' is not merely a person but a state of mind that trusts in appearances and gains while forgetting the inner I AM. When God—your living awareness—withdraws identification from that surface, the whole estate of seeming wealth dissolves, for it is built on a foundation that is not real. Neville-like, see that the verse does not condemn riches; it exposes the false security of a mind that believes its supply lies outside itself. The true wealth is the realization that you are the I AM, the always-present awareness that cannot be diminished by loss. Therefore, choose, in imagination, to dwell in that inner state where life, health, and abundance radiate from within rather than from favorable appearances. If you catch yourself clinging to a persona or to outcomes, revise the scene: I am the I AM; I am forever supplied; the external world reflects the richness of my inner sense. In that turn of consciousness, the fear of loss dissolves and a durable, personal wealth rises from within.