Inner Provision, Burden No More

Neville's Inner Vision

In the world of the I AM, the phrase 'I robbed other churches' becomes a symbol, not an accusation: you are drawing energy from other states of consciousness to fulfill a noble service. Provision is not a transaction but a movement of consciousness; the 'brethren from Macedonia' represent the within-you currents of faith and energy that rise to meet your demand. When you stand in the awareness of your own divine supply, you do not become a burden to others, nor do you demand from them. Humility here is the discipline of not using others as a mere means, but recognizing that all assistance flows from the inner treasury of the I AM. The verse invites you to revise lack into abundance, to trust that your acts of service are funded by a limitless source within you. Remember: you are not separate from the supply you seek—you are the living instrument through which it comes, and true independence is a stable, conscious relationship with that inner provision.