Iniquity to Inner I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, I was shapen in iniquity; and in sin did my mother conceive me interpreted through Neville Goddard as a statement about your present state of consciousness, not a fixed genealogical fact. The I AM, your true self, perceives sin and iniquity as mental images arising from a past state of mind. The remedy is not condemnation but revision: assume the feeling of your real nature and forgive the imagined past. The seemingly inherited sin is a belief in consciousness that can be rewritten by the power of imagination. Treat the verse as a call to reframe your origin story, choosing a present where you are already pure, loved, and whole. In this moment you awaken to the truth that the I who perceives sin is the same I AM that can dissolve it. By dwelling in the feeling of your true nature and releasing the memory of sin, you replace the old script with a vibrant present in which sin has no actuality. Forgiveness, then, unfolds as both release from a false past and a deep return to the living presence of God within you.