Face of the LORD Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner man, 'Seek ye my face' is not a distant command but a turning of attention. The I AM within you becomes the rapport you cultivate; the 'face' is the light of awareness shining on your inner landscape. When the heart answers 'Thy face, LORD, will I seek,' it is declaring alignment with the divine I AM, not chasing an external object. You are not seeking God elsewhere, you are collapsing your sense of distance by assuming the feeling of already possessing the Presence. The verse invites you to revision: imagine the day has already begun in communion; let your inquiries be answered by the assurance that you stand before the Presence you seek. As you dwell in that assumption, interior movements dissolve fear, and faith grows from within. The observer and the observed merge; your world becomes colored by the inner light of consciousness that knows 'I am' with God, here, now.