Job 42:7-8 Inner Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed inwardly, God’s wrath is not punishment but a correction pointed at the misrepresentation of divinity by your thought. Eliphaz and the friends are voices within you that resist the truth about God; their failing speech invites the inner remedy: a radical alignment with right conception. The seven bullocks and seven rams symbolize a complete inner offering—an inner sacrifice that burns away worn beliefs and makes room for truth to reign. When it is said, ‘my servant Job shall pray for you,’ know that Job is your higher self, the state of consciousness that blesses rather than condemns. If Job prays—for you and through you—the I AM accepts that posture and meets you beyond the folly of old belief. So you turn not by struggle but by turning your imagination toward the reality you affirm. Intercession through your awakened self alters the inner weather, and, in time, the world you call reality will reflect that harmony. The essential act is to assume the feeling of being rightly related to God, here and now.