Inner Job Intercession

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a summit within your own mind. The seven bullocks and seven rams are seven facets of your consciousness you burn away in the heat of devotion. In the inner drama, 'my servant Job' stands as the steadfast state of awareness that speaks rightly of God. When you allow that state to pray for you, you are not pleading with a distant, punitive God; you are consenting to the I AM recognizing and harmonizing your words as true. The line 'for him will I accept' means your right speech—the prayer spoken by the faithful I AM within—rises as your reality, and the judgment of folly falls away. Thus the outer storm quiets because you have altered the inner speech that shaped it. The practical law is simple: assume the state of Job, interceding for you, and hold the vision that the I AM answers from within. The scene closes when you feel the deep truth that you and God are one, and your world follows that alignment.