Midst of the Just Lord

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville lens, Zephaniah 3:5 becomes a map to your inner theater. The 'just LORD in the midst' is the I AM, the steady center of awareness that cannot err. When you dwell in that center, you align with a justice that is not punitive but constant and true, revealing every hidden thought as it arises. The line 'every morning doth he bring his judgment to light' becomes your daily practice: with each new moment you revise your inner state, shedding old scenes that contradict your highest self. The phrase 'he faileth not' affirms that the law of consciousness, once invoked, does not abandon you; your consistent attention to the I AM yields clear, truthful experience. Conversely, 'the unjust knoweth no shame' points to egoic resistance: when you refuse to acknowledge truth, you dull your inner sight. By identifying with the inner Lord, you dissolve blame and defense, simply observing and revising. Imagination, properly directed, renders the inner order visible in your outer world, proving your life is the outward expression of your inner alignment.