Job 9:2-3 Inner Righteousness

Neville's Inner Vision

Job 9:2-3 speaks to the soul as a courtroom where the ego tries to justify itself before the All. In Neville’s view, the claim of being able to stand justified by argument reveals a separation from the divine state of consciousness called the I AM. Justice is not earned through debate but realized by a shift in inward awareness. When you recognize that you cannot outargue the Infinite, you may choose to align with the only true standard—the inner God-state that you are. The whole drama of contending dissolves when you assume the I AM as your reality, for that I AM is the eternal consciousness in which you live, move, and have your being. As you inhabit this divine sense, the sense of separation falls away, and the demand to prove yourself is replaced by the certainty that you are one with the source of all righteousness. The revision is not to argue less, but to identify more deeply with the divine within and feel the truth as real here and now.