Inner Eye Of Humble Oversight

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM in you, the 'God hath forgotten' is a statement of mind, not fact. It reveals a habit of consciousness that believes separation from the One who perceives. When you say in effect, 'God hides His face; He will never see me,' you have moved your awareness into a shadow realm where you imagine you stand alone, beyond the reach of divine oversight. Neville's approach would remind you that God is not a distant observer but the I AM that you are, the very act of awareness that sees and claims. The verse invites you to notice this inner fiction and to reverse it by the power of assumption: imagine that the hand of the Lord is lifted in your favor, that divine attention is your constant condition. The 'humble'—not a servile posture but a clear acknowledgment of your oneness with the I AM—receives recognition and lift. As you persist in this revision, the feeling tone of fear dissolves, and the texture of your life becomes an order governed by consciousness rather than circumstance.