Liberty By Love: Galatians 5:13-15
Galatians 5:13-15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Galatians 5 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul teaches that believers are called to liberty, but must use freedom in love to serve one another; the whole law is fulfilled by loving your neighbour as yourself, and beware of devouring one another.
Neville's Inner Vision
Liberty, in the inner sense, is not freedom from responsibility but freedom within consciousness. You have been called to a state where the I AM governs all expression, and true law is fulfilled not by external rule but by the warmth of love toward the other as you toward yourself. To 'use liberty for an occasion to the flesh' means to mistake appetite for power; yet by love you serve one another, aligning with the one Mind that sees you as whole. When you envision another as apart from you, you bite and devour in thought, criticism, or fear, and thus your inner climate consumes itself. The moment you assume you are one with your neighbor in spirit, every act forward becomes an act of mutual harmony. The promise of liberty is realized as unity of consciousness: you and neighbor are one I AM, not two separated states. Practice shifts from judgment to service; you will find the law is already fulfilled wherever love rules. Feel the reality of your brother's wholeness as your own, and let that feeling rewrite every fear into love.
Practice This Now
Assume you are one with your neighbor in the I AM; revise a quarrelsome thought by affirming 'I love my neighbor as I love myself' and feel it real in your chest.
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