I Am Wondrous Deeds Unfold

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville’s frame, the LORD God of Israel is not a distant external ruler but the I AM within you—the consciousness that alone does wondrous things. The line “who only doeth wondrous things” reveals that every miracle you perceive is the activity of your own awareness when aligned with its true nature. To bless the glorious name forever is to anchor your awareness in the eternal you, the unchanging I AM that never wanes. When you affirm that God’s glory fills the earth, you are not pleading for a future event; you are rehearsing a state of light that radiates from your inner field into your outward world. The psalmist’s Amen-amen marks unshakeable conviction: live from the end of this blessing now, and the world itself experiences the overflow. In Neville’s terms, the outer world is the stage of your inner state; changing the state changes the scene. Your task is to dwell in the one presence that does wondrous things and permit those deeds to appear as your living experience.