Inner Testimony of Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the listener—yourself—standing in reverent quiet, hearing the call to hear a personal testimony. In this reading, God is not an external force but the I AM you are conscious of. The speaker's words become your own inner state: I have been blessed, I am transformed, I am held by grace. The verse invites a revision of what you take yourself to be, turning fear into awe that accompanies a clear remembering of your soul's victories. When you hear "what he hath done for my soul," you are asked to acknowledge a prior act of consciousness: a shift in how you feel, think, and live. Neville would say that all words are a signpost to the inner state you cultivate. The declaration is not history but a present conviction you exercise until it feels real. So allow the memory of grace to rise as a living present-tense sensation, and in that feeling, you enact the very change you seek. The soul's experiences are not distant; they are the electrical surge of awareness that is already yours.