Paul as Inner State of Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Seek the meaning that Paul embodies as an inner state rather than a distant office. When you read 'Paul, a servant of God, and an apostle of Jesus Christ,' hear it as your own I AM taking the role of service to the greater Self and the Messenger within. The 'faith of God's elect' becomes the conviction you hold in awareness—the unshakable assumption that your inner reality is already chosen, held by the divine within you. The phrase 'the acknowledging of the truth which is after godliness' points to a truth that grows from godliness, i.e., from a life lived as the embodiment of divine nature. Do not search outside; observe how the inner movements of consciousness—faith, obedience, alignment—are your actual experiences. You are not chasing authority but becoming authority in your own imagination. By claiming this status now, you awaken to the truth that God is your I AM, and your decisions, actions, and relationships reflect your inner consecration. The verse invites you to realize that your outer world is the manifestation of your inner faith and your living acknowledgment of truth.