Inner Query of Divine Justice

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 36:23 invites a shift from prosecuting life to perceiving it as the activity of the I AM within. The 'way' spoken of is not a distant traffic report but the inner movement of your own awareness. When you imagine that someone else is directing or condemning you, you project a judgmental, external God; Neville would tell you that God is the I AM you are conscious of—the clear, faithful witness in whom all events unfold. Consequently, the verse is a reminder that you cannot indict Truth, for Truth is your own life and its order. If you feel accused, revise your stance: declare, 'I am the I AM; I move by divine order.' As you dwell in that identification, your inner state reshapes your outer experience; the impression of blame or guilt dissolves, and you begin to see events as friendly demonstrations of your conscious assumption. Practice living as if this order is true, and notice how your sense of justice becomes intimate and personal.