Inner Faith Under Divine Spotlight

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a mirror of your own mind. The congregation represents scattered thoughts; the stones are stubborn judgments; the glory is the I AM, the steadfast awareness that remains when you choose to believe. When the Lord asks, 'How long will this people provoke me? and how long will it be ere they believe me?' He is inviting you to finish the act of belief now, not later. The pestilence and disinheritance you fear are not external punishments but your own creation born from doubt; to play them out is to give power to a false self. The promise, 'I will make of thee a greater nation,' is your inner invitation to revise from fear into faith—becoming the greater state of consciousness you already are. By living from the conviction that I AM is your reality, you disarm the imagined judgments and enter the kingdom of steadier, more expansive belief.