Inner Council of Grace
Acts 15:6-11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Acts 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Peter and the others consider how Gentiles are brought to faith. God knows hearts, gives the Holy Spirit, and purifies through faith; salvation comes by grace, not by keeping a burdened yoke.
Neville's Inner Vision
Think of the scene as your own inner council. The dispute is the tug-of-war of old beliefs; Peter's reminder that God chose that Gentiles hear the word and believe becomes a picture of your own mind being reconciled. God, who knows the hearts, bears witness by pouring the Holy Spirit into you, just as into the early believers. The sentence 'no difference between us and them' is the moment you realize there is no separation within your being, your thoughts and desires are purified by faith, not by works. The yoke of trying to earn approval or carry a burden beyond your capacity dissolves when you rest in grace. Through the grace of the LORD Jesus Christ you are saved, meaning the awareness you are alive to God's breath is your salvation, now. Your present state is the 'they' and the 'we' unified in one river of consciousness, flowing with grace.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and imagine an inner council within you, hearing the gospel through your I AM. Feel the Holy Spirit as a warm witness and let the burden of trying dissolve by declaring I am saved by grace now.
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