Called My People Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Within your present I AM, the phrase not my people becomes a weathered belief, not a cosmic verdict. The Hosea quote Paul uses here is not a history lesson but a law of consciousness: God’s calling precedes outward proof, and the inner decree is sovereign. When you identify with the I AM that animates your breath, you discover that the not-yet status is simply a mental script waiting for a revision. Mercy and compassion are not merely feelings toward others; they are a movement of your inner state toward inclusion. The covenant loyalty described is the alignment of your awareness with its Source, so that you are, in truth, a child of the living God—not by merit apart from you, but by the immediate recognition of who you are. The grace here is continuous and personal: as you dwell in the awareness of being loved, you dissolve the old sentence, and the inner name changes from not my people to my people, right now in consciousness.