Inner Weariness Transfigured

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, the weariness is a sign that your consciousness identifies God as distant while your attention dwells on outward appearances. The verse reveals a split: you claim that the external world shows evil in the sight of the LORD, yet you still doubt the Lord’s judgment because you have not yet assumed the inner state that makes it true for you. The solution is not to argue about justice, but to awaken that the I AM—your awareness—is the judge and the judge's voice. When you revise your premise to declare that all appearances are reflections of your inner state, you dissolve the sense of a God apart and invite order from within. The 'God of judgment' becomes the inner discernment you cultivate by imagining a state in which justice is already established in you. As you hold that fixed conviction, the outer scene shifts to match the revised consciousness, and weariness yields to luminous calm, for you are the author of the moving day in your life.