The Inner Counting of Steps

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s lens, the verses reveal that destruction and punishment are not external fates but inner states of consciousness. The so-called wicked are simply the beliefs and habits you entertain when you forget your unity with I AM. When Job asks, 'Doth not he see my ways, and count all my steps?' you hear the voice of your own awareness counting the movements of thought and feeling within you. The God who sees is your own perfect, all-knowing I AM, not a distant judge but the vibratory presence of consciousness that measures your inner life. This reading invites a practical shift: revise your sense of self until you feel fully seen and guided by that presence. If fear arises about missteps, remember that you are already observed by the one life that imagines and sustains you. By aligning with the conviction that God’s presence governs every path, you release the fear of punishment and invite a life of coherency, justice, and sustained inner order.