Inner Famine, Inner Provision
Acts 11:27-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Acts 11 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Prophets travel from Jerusalem to Antioch, and Agabus warns of a great famine that would sweep the world during Claudius Caesar's reign. The passage shows how inner voices, when aligned with Spirit, forecast future happenings.
Neville's Inner Vision
Jerusalem and Antioch are inner states of mind, and Agabus’s warning is a signal within your consciousness about scarcity. The 'great dearth' is not an outer catastrophe but a perception born from believing a lack of provision in your own I AM. The timing 'in the days of Claudius Caesar' marks a season when old mental empires seem to govern; yet Neville would teach that such epochs pass as you refuse to identify with the decree. You do not endure famine; you are the awareness in which famine appears or dissolves. When you assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled, you revise the forecast by declaring that abundance is present here and now. Let the Spirit’s signification move you to align your thought with an unshakeable provision, and watch the outer scene respond to your inner state.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling that abundance is already present. Tonight, revise Agabus's forecast into a feast of provision by affirming, 'The I AM now provides more than enough.'
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