Inner Justice: Pure Prayer

Neville's Inner Vision

To speak of Job 8:3–6 is to speak of your own inner court. The question 'Doth God pervert judgment?' dissolves when you recognize that judgment and justice are processes within your consciousness. The 'children' who sinned are the scattered thoughts and habits that have seemed to cast you out; the idea of their being cast away points to the moment you forget the I AM who never leaves you. 'Seek unto God betimes' is your invitation to return attention to the one presence within—the Almighty as your own awareness. When you assume you are pure and upright, you touch the moment of awakening; your inner habitation, the seat of righteousness, is no longer a place of lack but a thriving state of being. Thus restoration comes not as a future event but as the natural reorganization of your inner atmosphere, and your world begins to prosper in alignment with your inner truth. You discover that justice is a mental alignment with truth; when your thoughts are steady in the awareness of I AM, the outer conditions reflect peaceful order rather than chaos.