Belief, Condemnation, Inner Salvation

Neville's Inner Vision

In this gospel moment, belief is not a bare assent to a distant fact but a choice to dwell in the I AM, the inner life that makes you one with God. Condemnation is not an outside verdict but the inner sense of separation you cultivate when you forget who you are. When you believe on him, you align your state with the truth that the Son of God—the divine life within you—has always been your real identity. To not believe is to cling to fear, doubt, and past errors, thereby already condemning yourself in the present. The scriptural invitation is to flip your state now: affirm the unity of your being with God, feel the I AM as your constant presence, and live from the conviction that you are the manifested Son. Belief is a creative act of imagination that reshapes perception, transforming condemnation into awakened realization that you are a beloved expression of God here and now.