I Am Your God Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the I AM of God speaks to you as your own inner state. Pharaoh's Egypt is not a distant land but the old bondage of fear, lack, and limitation within your mind. When the text says I am the LORD your God, it is not history but a declaration of your present I AM—awareness that stands behind every experience. To be brought out of Egypt is to be brought out of the habitual dream of separation and scarcity. The God who delivered Israel is the same I AM that now claims your heart, your thought, and your day. You are asked to dwell in the kinship of that I AM, to recognize yourself as God's own; your identity is defined by this divine presence, not by external conditions. The covenant remains intact because the I AM simply is, and you are inseparable from it. As you align with this inner state, you awaken from the bondage of limitation and feel the nearness of guidance, protection, and abundance. Your consciousness becomes a home for the divine to act, and your life mirrors the liberating power that once led Israel through the wilderness.