Salvation Through the Inner Son

Neville's Inner Vision

John 3:17 reveals a mercy-first design: the Son comes not to condemn, but to awaken the world to its true nature. In the Neville idiom, the outer scene is the echo of an inner state. Condemnation arises from fear and separation; salvation appears as you cease casting guilt outward and turn the gaze inward to the Christ within. The phrase 'the world through him might be saved' means your daily environment—your thoughts, relations, and health—are transformed by realizing you are the I AM, the aware consciousness in which the Son manifests. The Father’s purpose unfolds as grace and trust, not punishment. When you assume the state of sonship, you release a benevolent imagination that heals motives, aligns actions with love, and dissolves spite. The Savior within acts as a lighthouse, inviting forgiveness, trust, and blessing into the world you are living into existence. Your inner alignment becomes the cause; the outer scene follows, suffused with mercy, compassion, and unexpected favor.