Inner Vision, Sacred Mission
Acts 10:19-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Acts 10 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Peter is contemplative about his vision when the Spirit directs him to descend and go with the three men, without doubting, for He has sent them.
Neville's Inner Vision
Peter’s vision is not a recipe for lunch but a map of inner states. The Spirit that speaks to him is the I AM addressing the waking ego, inviting action in alignment with a future already imagined. The three men symbolize invites of opportunity, trust, and consent that arise when consciousness is ready. When Peter hears, 'doubting nothing,' he is asked to suspend disbelief and to assume the end—that the end is already in his present. 'For I have sent them' is the assurance that the inner cause is coordinating the scene, and your circumstances bend to the will of your current awareness. In the same way, you can hear the call within your mind when you stand in the feeling of the wish fulfilled. Your job is to act in harmony with that inner decree, not to wait for external proof. This is the science of faith: imagine the end, dwell there, and let your present moves prove the vision.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and imagine the three messengers as inner possibilities approaching; declare, 'I have sent them,' and feel the end already accomplished.
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