Faith Establishes the Inner Law

Neville's Inner Vision

Romans 3:31 whispers a truth your soul already knows: faith is not a rebellion against law, but its restoration in the sanctuary of awareness. The law stands not as something external to obey, but as the order of your own inner state—the quiet discipline of your attention, your trust in the I AM. When you say I believe, you are not breaking the law; you are reconfiguring your mind to the state in which the law is natural. As you inhabit the feeling of the I AM as your own constant presence, you are establishing the very pattern that the law requires: fidelity to truth, consistency of expectation, and alignment with divine order. Faith is therefore practical imagination that refuses to entertain contradiction; it imagines the truth that already exists within you and allows it to unfold as you live and breathe. The moment you assume you are the embodiment of the law, you are living in the decree that it is already done; the external world merely mirrors that inner constancy.