Come, Water of Life Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville’s ear, these verses are not distant threats but present invitations to the inner man. The line 'the Spirit and the bride say, Come' is the I AM beckoning you into a state of nourishment—drinking the water of life is the moment you recognize your own consciousness as the gift of grace, freely given. When you hear the words and then say 'Come' in your own mind, you are practicing a shift of attention from lack to fullness, from separation to union with your true self. The admonitions that one shall not add to or subtract from the prophecy are warnings about thought edits; to contaminate the book of life with fear or control is to deprive yourself of life. Jesus' testimony that he comes quickly is not time-bound but the inner assurance that the state of grace is present; the grace remains with you. Your job is to dwell there, to live as the drinking, not the thirst, and to let every other image yield to the radiance of the I AM.