Inner Gospel Report Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Not all have believed the gospel, for the inner state still listens to a false report. The report Isaiah cites is the story you have accepted about life, God, and your own worth. In Neville's terms, the gospel is the I AM—the quiet, intimate awareness you are. Belief isn't a memory of preaching; it's the inner alignment that says, 'this is true now.' When you ask, 'who hath believed our report?' hear it as a summons to audit your inner narrative: what report do I live by today? If doubt clings, revise that narrative until it rings as truth in your chest. Assume the gospel is already true within you; feel the certainty, imagine the feeling of its truth, and stand in that feeling until it becomes your habitual awareness. Obedience, then, is the obedience of imagination to that truth, not to outer signs. The moment you persist in the inner belief, the outer experience follows, confirming that your inner report has been heard and believed.