Quiet Labor, Luminous Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard sense, the verse is not a social edict but a law of the soul. 'Such' refers to the state of consciousness, not a particular group. When you rest in the I AM and attend to your thoughts with quiet discipline, you labor from that stillness and your bread becomes the natural fruit of that inner motion. The command to 'work with quietness' points to the inner posture: unhurried faith, deliberate attention, and imagination applied to daily tasks. You are not asked to toil in fear or for praise; you are invited to align with the creative act that already provides. As you fix your inner vision on the already-present supply, outward circumstances shift to match. The bread you eat becomes a symbol and proof of the inner act that has brought it into being. Thus the kingdom of provision lies not in waiting for chance but in practicing an imagination that assumes and then acts from your true Self—the I AM.