Inner Righteous Alignment

Neville's Inner Vision

What Luke records is not a history of duties but the inner disposition of a man and woman who have surrendered to the inward law. Righteousness, in Neville's reading, is a state of consciousness—an awareness that responds to the I AM within, not by striving, but by alignment. To walk in all the commandments and ordinances becomes a living condition: a steady inner posture where the divine order governs thought, feeling, and action. They did not earn righteousness by outward acts alone; they settled into a conviction that the Law is written in the heart of being, and their decisions flowed from that inner decree. The blamelessness mentioned is the absence of self-condemnation arising from separation; it is the coherence between what they believed and how they lived, moment to moment. In this interpretation, Luke invites you to realize that your kingdom obedience is possible now by turning attention inward, reimagining the self as already in harmony with divine law, and letting perception reflect that inner alignment in every circumstance.