Inner Choice in John 6:70-71

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the twelve are not external actors but states of consciousness within you; the I AM chose twelve faculties to express itself in the world. The 'devil' is not an enemy outside but a belief or fear within that tests loyalty to your higher purpose. Judas’ betrayal becomes an inner movement that would fracture unity unless met with awareness. When you grasp that such appearances illuminate where you have not allowed the light of awareness to reign, you can reframe the scene: you are not battling others but aligning your inner faculties with the truth that you are the I AM. The outer drama serves as a rite of passage, offering a chance to practice faith, discipline, and forgiveness. By recognizing that all persons and events are projections of your consciousness, fear dissolves as you choose trust in the perfect unity of your inner state. Thus betrayal points you to deepen devotion to your inner vision and to the law of imagination that creates reality.