Inner Outreach to Hellenist Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that in the text the messengers are not distant strangers but states of consciousness—the Cyprus and Cyrene anchors—that travel inward to Antioch, the broadening of outer awareness. When they speak to the Grecians, the word spoken is the Lord Jesus, not as an external fact but as an inner fact realized by imagination. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM, the one awareness that can imagine a new state and thereby wear it as life. The act of preaching becomes the felt realization of a new identity: you are the speaker of Jesus, the Lord within, inviting every partner of consciousness to awaken and listen. The movement is from separation to union; from old beliefs to a living conviction. As you assume, revise, and feel it real that you are already in Antioch, you begin to notice your inner Grecians listening and your day-to-day world shifts to reflect that conviction. The spiritual geography you conquer is the mind's interior; salvation and redemption are simply your own awareness expanding.