Temple Of Divine Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, this line reveals a simple, luminous truth: every store laid aside for a house of worship is not yours to own but a channel of God's life within you. The writer says, 'cometh of thine hand' and 'all thine own'—yet think of these words as an inner claim, not a historical event. In your consciousness, the bank account, the tools, the talents—these are manifestations of the I AM, the God within whose will you flow. To claim ownership is to forget who you are: a vessel through which the divine current moves. When you center in the I AM, you awaken to abundantly supplied being; the so-called resources arise as bread for your inner temple, once you declare them as God's gift, for His holy name. This is true worship: reverence for the inner puissance that controls all form. If you feel separated from your store, revise your sense of self to an unbroken unity with God's supply. Your task is to use the resources for the temple of your consciousness—inviting holiness, stewardship, and the revelation that you are the instrument, not the owner, of creation.