The Inner Answer of Job 40:3

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 40:3 marks a turning in the inner dialogue with God. When Job answered the LORD, he did not recoil from the enormity of the speaker; he surrendered the need to prove himself and opened to the I AM within. In Neville's psychology, the LORD represents the I AM of your own consciousness—the commanding presence that births every sensation, thought, and event. Job's admission of limitation is really a release of identification with the old self; humility becomes the opening through which wisdom enters. The moment you hear the inner voice as LORD and respond from a state of I AM awareness, you no longer fight reality but revise it from within. Your confession is a declaration of alignment: you are no longer the doer of the world, but the awareness by which the world appears. As you dwell in that state, discernment grows, trust deepens, and the sense of separation dissolves into unity. The answer is the creation of a new inner posture, a conviction that God's reality is your reality, here and now.