Answering My Inner Part

Neville's Inner Vision

Job’s speaker speaks as a state of consciousness deciding to reveal its private interpretation. In Neville's terms, the 'I' that speaks is not a man speaking to men, but an inner state that will answer for itself. When you say, I will answer my part, you acknowledge that your inner world must own its statements before it can change the outer scene. The real trial is not in the voices of others but in the consistency of your inner assumption. Your opinions are not facts, but vibrations of the inner atmosphere you cultivate. If you revise your 'opinion' to align with the I AM that already knows abundance, healing, or justice, you suddenly find that events rearrange to reflect that new feeling, even if the outer scene previously argued otherwise. The key is to feel it real that you have already formed the answer: you are the author of your inner dialogue, and your authority comes from the state you inhabit.