Inner Silence, Miracles Unfold

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene the crowd's silence is not a sign of doubt but of recognition. Barnabas and Paul are not performing the miracles; they are vessels through which the I AM moves, and the described wonders are inner demonstrations of consciousness now made outward speech. The Gentiles symbolize the parts of yourself once deemed distant from divine life, and when God works through them, it is your own awareness expanding. The line 'God wrought among the Gentiles by them' is a statement about you: the divine action occurs through your willing attention, imagination, and faith. When you accept that you are the instrument of that action, you will hear your inner witnesses—the beliefs, visions, feelings—becoming real in your world. The crowd's silence becomes a sacred space in which truth can speak; signs and wonders appear as mental events that align with your I AM. Stand ready to confess that you, too, are the bearer of miracles by virtue of consciousness and covenant loyalty.