Inner Righteousness & Divine Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the line 'our unrighteousness commend the righteousness of God' as a misreading of the inner weather. Your unrighteous thoughts are not proof against God, but signals that you have forgotten the I AM that you truly are. The righteousness of God is not a distant standard to be measured by your faults; it is the steady awareness in which you live. To ask if God is unrighteous to take vengeance is to mistake the law at work within you—the law of cause and effect held in your own consciousness. If God were unjust, the world would be a chaos; but the world obeys a fixed inner order, the I AM that judges all scenes. Therefore refuse the notion that your errors negate God; instead, rest in the truth that God is the consistent you. When you align with this inner standard, your feeling becomes the judge of every situation, and the outer world answers with a just, peaceful form. The verse invites you to drop the argument and awaken to the eternal governor within.