Temple To Gospel Provision Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Beloved, Paul’s words reveal an inner economy. The temple and the altar are not places you visit; they are states of consciousness you tend within. Those who minister about holy things are the I AM that attends to its own inner temple, and they live of the things of the temple—the thoughts, energies, and convictions they keep centered in attention. The Lord’s ordinance that they who preach the gospel should live of the gospel points to an undiscovered provision within your own awareness: when you feed the inner gospel with faith, persistence, and a luminous feeling of sufficiency, your life is sustained by that very truth. Providence operates not as a distant gift but as your present realization, guiding you to align your outer circumstances with your inner conviction. When you stop seeking from the outside and begin dwelling as the living gospel, abundance becomes the atmosphere you inhabit. You are the altar, the offering, and the gospel preached in form—all synchronized by your consciousness. Practice this alignment daily, and you will see the outer world reflect your inward trust.