Field of Destiny
Acts 1:16-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Peter states that Judas’s betrayal fulfilled scripture, that he was counted in the ministry, and that his death and the field of blood led to another to take his bishoprick. Thus, these events are shown as prophetic fulfillment tied to inner choices.
Neville's Inner Vision
Judas is not a distant historical figure but a state of your own consciousness—an aspect that chose profit over service. The “Holy Ghost” speaks through the memory of David as inner law, reminding you that an old pattern must run its course before a higher function can awaken. The field purchased with the reward of iniquity is your present emotional landscape stained by fear and attachment, a desolate Aceldama within whose dust the vitality of life bleeds. When the instruction Let another take his bishoprick arises, it is a practical law: the governance of your life passes from the lower self to a higher consciousness, if you are willing to vacant the old dwelling. Scripture’s fulfillment becomes a mirror of your inner state becoming aligned with a new possibility. So you do not battle externals; you revise your state until it harmonizes with your I AM and the new ministry begins to operate through you. The I AM affirms the shift; the old field becomes the classroom you have passed through, and your life is now steered by your higher Self.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume you are now seated in the new bishoprick of your inner life; feel the authority of the higher ministry guiding your next step.
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