Inner Wisdom of Job 32:13

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s inner-eye, Job 32:13 becomes a map of the soul. The pronouncement 'we have found out wisdom' is the mind's boastful posture, a belief that understanding can be earned apart from the I AM. The clause 'God thrusteth him down, not man' reveals the inner mechanism: the sense of being brought low is produced by the divine I AM as the corrective within consciousness, not as a punishment from a person. In Neville’s psychology, every outward event mirrors an inner state; thus the descent is an invitation to revise your center of gravity—from personal effort to divine awareness. When you identify with the I AM, wisdom ceases to be a possession you chase and becomes your living self-expression. The appearance of 'humbling' is simply the mind stepping into alignment with the truth that wisdom is already present, active in you, and unfolding as you permit it. Surrender the claim of human calculation; commune with the I AM, feel the truth of unlimited wisdom now, and watch the scene re-script itself to reflect your revised inner truth.