Inner Judgment and Humility: Job 40

Neville's Inner Vision

The 'wrath' spoken of is not a personal fury but the fiery energy of your attention turned toward the belief in separation. The proud are states of mind—images of a separate self—you entertain. When you assume the position of the I AM, you cast that pride out by shifting your awareness. To 'look on every one that is proud, and bring him low' is to scrutinize the ego’s cherished pictures and revise them until they bow to the truth of your identity as I AM. To 'tread down the wicked in their place' invites you to insist upon alignment with divine consciousness, dissolving the sense of wickedness through inner humility. This action is not punishment of others but a transformation of your own inner atmosphere. By choosing humility, you realize that righteousness flows from within and that the kingdom is manifested as you rest in the I AM, revising the scene from separation to unity.