Inner Deeds, Outer Reckoning

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine that God is not a distant judge but the I AM within you, the steady witness of your consciousness. When Romans 2:6 says 'Who will render to every man according to his deeds,' it is describing the law of your own being: you render to yourself the condition you habitually refuse or accept in imagination. Your 'deeds' are not acts performed in time but movements of inner awareness—trust, fear, faith, certainty, characterization of self. If you wake each morning assuming lack or worthlessness, your external circumstances will seem to render back lack; if you assume abundance, you awaken to abundance as your inner state returns to you. The 'judgment' is simply your inner state returning as experience. So the call is to become the observer of your inner movements, adjust them by an act of imagination, and feel the reality of your preferred state as if it already is so. The verse therefore invites you to exercise control over your inner deeds, not to fear punishment but to cultivate the consciousness that renders reality.