Hatred, Sin, and Inner Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, the 'they' are not external persons but inner states of consciousness. When you come into a situation with spoke words and deeds, you reveal the sin you hold: the unrevealed belief of separation from your I AM. The 'cloak' is the veil of identity not yet awakened; once you assume the state of awareness that sees all as one, old sins lose their power. Hatred toward 'me' in the story is simply inner resistance to your own higher Self; you project it onto the speaker and the Father, but it is your fear about being all you are. The 'works' you think you cannot do become proof of a new inner state; inhabiting that state dissolves the old self and its judgments. The fulfilled word in their law is the inner law that every state broadcasts its own consequences. To experience this now, know you are the one commanding the scenes—your assumptions are the cause, your feelings the test, and the revelation the result.