One God, Justifier for All

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul declares that God is the God of Jew and Gentile alike, for there is only one God who justifies the circumcised and the uncircumcised through faith. In Neville's light, this is not about external lineage but about your inner state. The 'God' who justifies is the I AM within you, the single consciousness that recognizes itself as whole. When you acknowledge it, the barrier between Jew and Gentile—between habit and truth, law and grace—dissolves, because one inner God is judging not by rules but by faith in you. Justification becomes a moment of alignment where your assumption asserts that you are already approved by the divine presence you call God. Faith is not a contract with an outside deity but the living trust that your own awareness is complete and free. The text points to unity: there is one God, and that unity is your present experience when you rest in the awareness that you are the I AM, and that all whom you meet are appearances within that one consciousness.