Inner Sanctity, Visible Glory

Neville's Inner Vision

To the reader aligned with Neville's teaching, the Lord in this verse is the I AM within you, not a distant idol. The phrase I will be sanctified in them that come nigh me means your inner life must honor the light you seek; the 'them' are your faculties—memory, imagination, feeling—that dare to draw close to the living consciousness you call I AM. When you align those faculties with the assurance I AM, sanctification occurs as a cleansing of fear, doubt, and sense of separation, not through ritual but through a steady inner conviction. As you persist in this mental approach, the sanctified state becomes your operating principle; the line before all the people I will be glorified becomes your outer demonstration—the sensible life that reflects the peace, confidence, and energy of a truth you have assumed. The moment is not supplication but a claiming of the Lord's activity through you, transforming your inner garden into a temple where the divine presence shines. Remember: imagination creates reality; you are the altar, and your assumption is the glory that the world witnesses.