Scattered Yet One Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the hour of apparent scattering is not a collapse of fellowship but a deciphering of state. The disciples are said to be scattered to their own rooms, yet the I AM—the Father within—remains the undeniable context of all experience. In Neville's terms, the outer scene exposes the inner condition: you think you stand apart, yet you are never apart from the consciousness that you are. When you claim I am the Father within me, you restore unity; loneliness dissolves as you recognize that the Father is with you as your very awareness. The presence of God is not a distant force, but the living sense of I AM that perceives, sustains, and endures through every trial. The suffering and trials you fear become the arena where faith is exercised; endurance arises not from external protection but from an inner decision to dwell in the one state called God. Therefore the hour of scatter becomes a doorway to wholeness, the moment you choose to feel the Father’s companionship as your present reality.