Inner Converts of Acts

Neville's Inner Vision

Acts 17:4 presents a scene of belief arising not from outward power but from inner alignment. Paul and Silas speak as the living I AM within you; when you listen from that center, ideas congeal into conviction. The devout Greeks and the chief women represent your own faculties—disciplined thought, devotion, leadership—responding to the truth when you stop arguing with it and allow it to stand as fact. The multitude that believed is the natural result of a mind that assumes its oneness with divine reality. You do not convert others passively; you awaken by becoming the state that can only know itself. So, turn your attention inward, feel the presence that Paul and Silas declare, and dwell there until it remains undeniable. The event is not history you observe; it is your inner transformation, a conversion of consciousness from lack to fullness, from division to unity, from fear to faith.