Inner Accuser and the I Am Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

This verse is not about a distant courtroom; it is stating the state of your own consciousness. Moses, the accuser, represents the portion of you that trusts the letter of the law and looks outward for guilt and reward. The Father is not judgment; the Father is the I AM that you are aware of. When you identify with the I AM—the Presence within—you dissolve the charge of Moses. The 'accuser' arises only as you cling to outer proofs and to what you have believed condemns you. To awaken, assume the truth you seek: you are already in the Father’s presence, you are the I AM, and the Law’s claims have no power over you. As you persist in this revision, the sense of separation fades and alignment returns; you then move from fear of judgment to living as the living Presence. Your accountability becomes fidelity to the inner I AM rather than adherence to an external code.