Inner Sky Of Job 37:17-18

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, this text is not about distant storms but about the inside of you. The warm garments are your sense of safety that arises when you assume the I AM is at the helm. The south wind that quiets the earth is the inward quiet that stills outward disturbance. When you dwell in that quiet, you do not seek outside warmth; you feel it as your own consciousness issuing a comforting discipline over circumstances. The sky spread out like a molten looking glass is your imaginative screen—your inner light forming a solid, reflective canopy that shows you the state you inhabit. You are not watching the weather; you are making it in imagination by the act of assuming a state and dwelling there until it feels real. Thus, the divine order you notice in Job is the order you can invoke by one simple act: revise your inner assumption until it reverberates in your external field.