Inner Mercy Of Nehemiah 9:31

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, when Nehemiah speaks of not utterly consuming nor forsaking, hear it as the activity of your own I AM. The merciful God is not distant; He is your awareness, the I AM that dwells as your very life. In this light, mercy becomes a steady state of consciousness, not a passing emotion. To say you are not consumed is to affirm that no moment in your consciousness is annihilated by mistake; the inner grace preserves, reframes, and renews each thought. To say you are not forsaken is to acknowledge the ever-present support behind and through every experience; the gracious I AM remains, prompting forgiven perception and renewed energy. Allow the heart to rest in this inner grace; let your feeling mind accept a continuous relationship with mercy, so your actions flow from redemption already complete in awareness. The verse invites you to dwell as the merciful Self, seeing others and yourself through compassionate, unashamed love, knowing salvation is the ongoing activity of your consciousness. Practice means living from that I AM here and now, not chasing after mercy but being mercy itself.