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Actually, you can.
The channeling Scourge feat says that your Inquisitor levels count as cleric levels, when channeling to deal damage.
However, if you channel to heal it wouldn't work.
Prerequisite: Channel energy class feature, inquisitor level 1st.
Benefit: When you use channel energy to deal damage, your inquisitor levels count as cleric levels for determining the number of damage dice and the saving throw DC.
Prerequisites: Channel energy class feature, necromancer or neutrally aligned cleric (see below).
Benefit: You may make a choice whenever you use your channel energy class feature.
If you normally channel positive energy, you may choose to channel negative energy as if your effective cleric level were 2 levels lower than normal.
If you normally channel negative energy, you may choose to channel positive energy as if your effective cleric level were 2 levels lower than normal.
Having this feat means you qualify for feats and abilities that have "channel positive energy" or "channel negative energy" as a prerequisite (for example, you qualify for the Command Undead feat and the Turn Undead feat).
Note: This feat only applies to necromancers, neutral clerics who worship neutral deities, or neutral clerics who do not worship a deity -- characters who have the channel energy class ability and have to make a choice to channel positive or negative energy at 1st level. Clerics whose alignment or deity makes this choice for them cannot select this feat.
An Inquisitor/Cleric multiclass can take Vesatile Channeler, because Versatile channeler only requires you to be a cleric, it never specifies level, and since your Inquisitor levels stack with the cleric levels, it would work when channeling to harm.