Inner Covenant of Mercy

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe in the you of now as the inner Israel, the state that God remembers mercy supports. The text does not talk of distant history; it whispers that mercy is a present, continual act of consciousness. He hath holpen his servant Israel means your I AM, the one who serves as awareness, is wonderfully aided by the memory of divine mercy when you turn within. In remembrance of his mercy reveals that mercy is not a fickle mood but a steady background to your life—the covenant kept in your own awareness. When you recall God’s faithfulness to Abraham and to his seed forever, you are reawakening the spiritual lineage inside—the seed is the perpetual spark of your consciousness, the living idea that never dies. In Neville fashion, faith is seeing from the end; you anchor yourself in the assured promise and let the outer events align with that inner state. The remembered mercy becomes a defining atmosphere that shapes your decisions, your health, your relationships, and your sense of purpose. The old covenant is your present inner agreement between your I AM and the all-preserving Source.