Gave Them Up to Uncleanliness

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Romans 1:24, I hear the inner law that God, the I AM, allows a drama to unfold whenever a person identifies with the craving of the moment. The so‑called 'giving up' is not a punishment from on high but the natural outcome of a consciousness that clings to lusts of the heart. Those lusts are imaginal images; when believed, they marshal the energy of the body to express separation and dishonor. The cure is to turn the attention inward and revise the scene until the sense of self is identified with the all‑encompassing I AM, not with the fleeting impulse. When you claim the body's integrity as already established by the Spirit, purity flows as naturally as light. The moment you realize you are the I AM and that your imagination creates reality, the rule of the heart's cravings dissolves, and the body begins to reflect wholeness rather than fragmentation. In this light, perceived fall or sin is a misreading of your true state, a shift in inner identity back toward God.