Inner Bow to the I Am
Romans 14:11-12 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Romans 14 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
All are called to acknowledge God, and each person will give account of their own life before God. The message points to inner accountability as well as outer conduct.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within the I AM, every outward bow is the sign of an inner surrender. The verse proclaims that the living God is the I AM within us, and the confession is a declaration of our true identity. There is no distant judgment; rather, the self surveys its own state and sees it reflected in its world. When I bow internally, I release the sense of separation and affirm unity with the One I AM. The 'account' I give is the inventory of my thoughts and feelings and the choice to align them with divine harmony. True worship is obedience to this inner law—consistently choosing faith over fear, love over lack, and wholeness over division. By sustaining this consciousness, my life begins to mirror the I AM; what I imagine inwardly becomes outward reality. The passage invites me to rely on inner governance rather than external measurement, turning judgment into liberation and accountability into freedom.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, rest in the I AM, and revise any sense of separation by silently declaring, 'I bow to the I AM within me.' Then feel-it-real that you are one with God, and choose one thought of unity today.
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