Inner Deliverance Through Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the scene as a drama of consciousness. The Red Sea is your old limitations—fear, scarcity, doubt—parted by the power you now acknowledge as I AM. The verses say, Nevertheless he saved them for his name's sake, that he might make his mighty power to be known. When you assume the state that already knows, you rebuke the sea in your imagination and behold it dried up, as through the wilderness, because you have stepped into a new inner geography. He saves you from the hand of him that hated you—the inner aggressor of limitation—by recognizing your own authority as the I AM. The waters cover your enemies, and there is none left to threaten you. Then, in the quiet of your feeling, you believe his words; you sing his praise because the reality has shifted inside you first. Deliverance is not a distant event; it is the conscious choice to inhabit the truth of your being, and the world follows the felt truth.