Paths He Keeps Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the words as an inner law rather than an external decree. The keepeth here is not about a distant governor; it is the I AM within you sustaining the patterns of thought that produce right action. The paths of judgment become your mode of attention—what you repeatedly choose to prize, and what you allow to pass by. When you claim, 'I am the I AM,' you acknowledge that your consciousness is actively choosing its road. The saints are simply those who refuse to abandon the felt sense of wholeness and discipline; because they stay with the inner law, their outer life follows in the same orderly line. Notice that preservation is not punishment but assurance: every revision of fear into faith, every revision of lack into sufficiency, writes a more faithful map. Thus, your life begins to mirror the inner decision you make in imagination. As you dwell in the assumption of unity with God, the inner track—paths of judgment—remains clear, and your external world quietly aligns to preserve you on that road.