Inner Integrity Over Foolish Speech

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose the 'poor' are not the deficit in coins, but a state of consciousness that believes itself lacking. The 'perverse in his lips' is the habit of speech that contradicts truth, the fool who insists on separation by what he says. In the vision of the I AM, the world is only a reflection of your inner state; to claim integrity is to claim the reality you already are. When you walk in integrity, you align with the living God within, and the appearance of scarcity or deception dissolves into quiet harmony. The verse does not scold you for poverty or praise wealth; it invites you to examine the inner currency by which you measure life. If you imagine yourself consistently true, your words cease to betray your meaning and you begin to hear truth in your own mouth. The moment you assume mastery of your inner speech, you are no longer foolhardy with the tongue, but faithful to the I AM that you are. Then outer conditions follow the corrected inner image.