Truthful Boasting, Inner Faith
2 Corinthians 7:14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Corinthians 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul claims his boast about the Corinthians to Titus was true; he is not ashamed because his outward report matches the inner reality he perceives.
Neville's Inner Vision
Paul's line I am not ashamed to boast of you to Titus is not vanity but a precise inner alignment. In Neville's sense the boast is the soul naming an end state it already perceives. God as I AM stands within and Titus is the inner messenger who carries the image into speech. The truth Paul trusts is the consciousness that has moved from inward certainty to outward form. When you boast of a person you are not praising them to gain favor but affirming an inner reality you now accept as true. The Corinthians were not fixed by appearances but by this inward assurance of growth, and to Neville this shows that you must first know the end in mind before any report can reflect it. Your own life can be transformed by recognizing the state you seek and speaking it as already complete, letting the feeling of that completion fill your heart until it knows only truth.
Practice This Now
Assume the end state is already true in consciousness and speak of it to your inner Titus; then feel it real as you breathe and rest in that truth.
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