Glorify Your Inner I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Here, the scene is not a historical moment alone, but a revelation of your inner state. 'Now is my soul troubled' is the alarm of a mind that believes in separation from the I AM. The cry 'what shall I say?… save me from this hour' is the human tendency to plead with circumstance rather than remembering you are the thinker of the scene. In Neville's vein, the hour is never out there; it is the current focal point of your consciousness, inviting you to revise it. When you declare 'for this cause came I unto this hour,' you acknowledge that the challenge is the very door through which your higher self enters. The call 'Father, glorify thy name' becomes a command to the I AM presence inside you to affirm its own glory through you. The voice from heaven—'I have both glorified it, and will glorify it again'—is your inner assurance that the reality you seek is already done in awareness. Rest in that I AM, and let the world reflect your inward victory.