Inner Righteousness by Belief

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider that Abraham did not earn favor by the flesh but settled into a state of inward trust. In the language of the inner I AM, his belief becomes the act that counts. The scripture is not praising a distant event but revealing a universal law: righteousness is not a ledger of deeds but a state of consciousness when the mind rests in the truth of God as I AM. Your true self is that same Abraham, not by lineage but by the act of believing in the unseen reality. When you stop measuring yourself by works and begin to feel the presence of God within as your immediate awareness, you count yourself righteous in the same way—by faith that cannot be earned but is realized. The outer world mirrors this inner alignment; attention to the inner conviction writes upon your experience as if God Himself approved of you in advance. The difference between toil and trust dissolves in the acknowledgment that belief is the price and the prize alike, counted unto you as righteousness.