Inner Belief and Sacred Gift

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, there are no unbelievers roaming in the world outside you. The verse speaks of states of consciousness, not a crowd sifting through time. To 'believe not' is to be asleep to the truth of your own divine state; to 'come unto me' is to awaken to the awareness of your own inner Father. When Jesus says 'no man can come unto me,' he is revealing that coming is a gift of consciousness, a permission granted by the Father within. The Father’s gift is grace extended to the moment you truly consent to the reality of your own I AM. The betrayer, too, exists as a project of mind—an old impulse that betrays itself when fear rules. Providence guides the timing of your acceptance, arranging impressions to soften resistance and invite trust. Therefore, the knowing you are guarded by the Father is your invitation to revise any belief that you are separate from truth. Your inner Christ speaks the word: you are given to believe by your own consciousness, and faith arises as you align with that gift.