Inner Wealth Stewardship
Ezra 7:18 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Ezra 7 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Ezra 7:18 invites discretionary stewardship: decide, with your brethren, how to use the rest of the silver and gold in alignment with the will of God. It frames wealth as energy under divine direction.
Neville's Inner Vision
Ezra 7:18 invites you to make the decision for the remainder of wealth from within, in harmony with the divine I AM. The silver and gold are not inert coins scattered by fate; they are energy expressions of your current state of consciousness. When you are willing to let the will of God govern, you stop seeking conditions externally and begin to choose, as you and your brethren have agreed in your inner council, what serves the divine plan. The instruction to 'do after the will of your God' becomes a daily assumption: I am one with the I AM, and every resource is moved by this inner direction. Wealth then flows as obedience and creative power, not as possession. The practice shifts from grasping to aligning: you revise your inner picture until it reflects this higher intention, and you feel the reality of it in the chest, the breath, and the quiet certainty. In that mood, the rest of your wealth is allocated by inner decree, and the world follows the command of your faithful inner God.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are already guided by divine will in the use of the remaining wealth. Say, 'I am governed by the I AM; the rest is used to fulfill divine purpose,' and visualize the funds flowing to areas that align with your highest inner vision.
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