Inner Visitation Of The I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Judges 13:10-11 places a scene before us in which a wife hastens to announce a visitation, and a husband rises to inquire after the speaker. In Neville’s terms, these two figures are not persons so much as states of consciousness—faithful faculties listening for a signal from the I AM. The woman’s quick report is your imaginative faculty catching a spark of truth; the man’s pursuit is attention moving toward that spark to acknowledge its source. When the visitor speaks, declaring, 'I am,' you recognize that the divine presence is not somewhere outside but within your own being—the I AM that you are, awareness itself. The appearances and questions are inner movements: Providence guiding you to a mission, a witnessing that you are not separate from the voice that spoke. The presence of God is a present-tense, alive assurance, convincing you that what emerges in imagination can itself become a life-bearing plan. To practice this, cultivate a clear inner scene where a messenger declares truth and your inner self replies, 'I am the I AM,' feeling the truth until it relaxes into your daily life.