Innocent I Am — Job 33:9

Neville's Inner Vision

As you read Job 33:9, see that the speaker is not appealing to some external standard, but to the I AM that you are. The man speaks from a state of consciousness where no fault can enter because God’s pure light is the content of his being. When you say, I am clean, I am innocent, you are not claiming a past act; you are recognizing your natural state within the One who knows no shadow. In Neville’s teaching, you revise by assuming the state of wholeness until it feels real. So I invite you to dwell in the conviction that awareness itself is immaculate; transgression is a tenant of memory, not of truth. When thoughts of error arise, you gently return to the sentence, I am clean without transgression, and allow that awareness to illuminate them. Let your imagination do the cleansing: see a radiant stream of light flowing through you, revealing every corner of your mind as pure and true. This is not self-righteousness but alignment with the I AM, the source of all innocence, the very dignity of your divine Imago Dei.