Belief Is the Work of God

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the 'work' of God is not external labor but a turning of the inner wheel of belief. The 'God' you seek is the I AM, your own abiding awareness; the 'one he hath sent' is the living Christ within you—the inner authority who speaks as truth to your heart. When you insist on outward deeds as proof, you deny the power of consciousness. Belief on the Christ within collapses the gap between desire and its fulfillment by shifting your inner state to that which you desire. The kingdom comes not from outside but from inside, as you tenderly acknowledge that you are already the vessel through which God manifests. To believe on the sent one is to align with a pattern of life that exists in you as potential; once you acknowledge it, your thoughts, emotions, and imaginal acts harmonize with that pattern, drawing circumstances into alignment. The true work is faith that treats the inner revelation as fact, not as a maybe. When you dwell in that belief, you witness the outer world responding as if it is your own inner light taking form.