Redeemed to a Peculiar Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Let us read Titus 2:14 as a statement about your inner life. The 'who gave himself' is not distant history but the I AM within you, the awareness that you are already complete. He gave himself to redeem you from all iniquity by turning your attention away from guilt and limitation toward the one power you truly are—the pure, capable self who moves as consciousness. The 'purify unto himself a peculiar people' speaks of a radical inner distinction: you are not defined by outward labels but by an inner disposition that loves what is good. When you accept your divine nature, you become a 'peculiar' friend to your own life—remarkably awake to righteousness. And the line 'zealous of good works' is the natural fruit, not effort. Once you live from the I AM, your imagination does the work; you act from a revised self, and deeds become inevitable expressions of that inner alignment.