Inner Reckoning of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Abraham’s reckoning as a story of your inner life. The question asks whether righteousness is credited after a rite or before it; the answer in the heart is: it is imputed in the uncircumcised state—the undivided I AM aware of itself. The sign of circumcision is but a seal, a symbol confirming that faith, not the source of it. So long as you hold that inner faith, you are already the father of all who believe; outward forms cannot awaken what consciousness already knows. Your body or ritual may change, but the inner condition remains: you are accepted, you are whole, you are righteous by the faith you entertain in your own being. In the Neville method, you do not beg for favor; you assume the wish fulfilled and feel it real in your chest until the world adjusts. The verse invites you to walk as Abraham walked: cherish the unseen covenant and let imagination testify to what you know in I AM.