Inward Delight in God’s Law

Neville's Inner Vision

Paul speaks from the vantage point of the inward man, not the outward performance. The 'law of God' is the immutable order of your consciousness—the I AM that awakens to itself and calls forth harmony. The 'inward man' is your true state of being, the place where you accept and feel the authority of God’s law. When you delight in this inner law, you are not complying with a distant command; you are aligning with your own essential nature. The moment you assume the feeling that this law governs you, the outer world mirrors it. You become holier not by burdened effort but by the quiet acceptance of who you are in God—an awareness that transforms all appearances via the law of reflection. Trust that the inner man leads, the outer scene follows. The discipline is not struggle but reverent assumption: feel and dwell in the state of the law, and reality will rearrange to fit that state. You are the I AM who commands your life through inner faith and conviction.