Inner Ransom Deliverance Within

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theater of your mind, God is the I AM, the watcher of every sensation. When Job says 'he is gracious... Deliver him from going down to the pit,' it is not a history but a declaration of your present state. The 'pit' is a mental abyss of fear, doubt, and limitation; the 'ransom' is the awareness you discover that you are already paid for, already redeemed by the light of your own consciousness. The speaker's 'I' now recognizes that grace is an operative fact within awareness: you do not beg for deliverance; you assume it. By dwelling in the feeling of being delivered—knowing the ransom exists within you—you reverse the inner dynamics, and your world aligns with this new assumption. This is salvation as conversion of the mind: you shift from threat to freedom by acknowledging the ransom as your internal reality, and the grateful motion of grace proceeds to free you from the pit. Your imagination is the instrument by which this ransom becomes your lived experience.