I Am The God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville perspective, the 'dead' are dormant states of consciousness. The burning bush is the instant your awareness awakens to the I AM—the God who proclaims, I am the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—here and now. This is not a distant miracle but your inner reality: life persists wherever the I AM is acknowledged. Resurrection becomes an inner revision: you shift identity from lack or fear to the living presence you already are. The names Abraham, Isaac, Jacob symbolize evolving states of awareness you inhabit; you honor their covenant by remaining loyal to the I AM inside you. When you feel this covenant as a present fact, the old dead beliefs dissolve and you rise into a fresh sense of being— a life that endures because the I AM endures. The question about the dead rising in Mark is a prompt to awaken this living life right where you stand, by assuming its truth in your consciousness.