Inner Provision in 2 Corinthians

Neville's Inner Vision

All of this speaks not of earthly accounting but of your inner economy. When Paul quotes that he who gathered much had nothing over and he who gathered little had no lack, he is pointing to a single fact: the Infinite Supply is not measured by outward amounts but by the state of consciousness from which you act. If your mind rests in separation or lack, you will experience scarcity even in plenty; if your imagination dwells in sufficiency, there is always enough and more to share. The 'gathering' is your decision to store in fear or in faith; the distribution aligns with your inner conviction. Therefore the man of abundance is not the man who physically possesses more, but the one who lives from the I AM, who feels the weight and measure of the universe as your own to command. When you assume that the entire field of your life is provided by the same One Life, you find that the apparent inequities are harmonized by the One Reality within you. The verse invites you to revise your sense of scarcity until it becomes a certainty of nearness, sufficiency, and grace.