Inner Trial of the I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how Job points to a conflict inside: the claim of strength, the demand for judgment, and the trap of self-justification. In the Neville Goddard view, these are not external facts but inner states of consciousness masquerading as reality. The I you are seeking is the I AM, the awareness that witnesses all movements without needing to defend or prove anything. When you insist on strength or try to fix events by judgment, you contract your power and invite contradiction; your own mouth condemns what you call into being. Even the pretended perfection of self cannot know the true soul, for knowledge arises when you rest in God rather than in accusation. The verse invites you to stop weighing yourself by appearances and to turn your attention inward, re-identifying with the one who is always complete. If you imagine yourself as the I AM now, you will find that the trial of the outer world dissolves into a quiet recognition: you are not separate from God but one with the living thought that creates all.