Luke 3:10-11 Inner Generosity

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice that the crowd does not seek a new law but a new self-conception. When I interpret Luke 3:10-11 through the I AM, I see the exhortation as a directive to revise the inner sense of wealth. To say, 'I have two coats' is to declare a current of abundance within consciousness; to impart one coat is to let that current circulate through form. Giving is not a mere duty; it is the natural consequence of accepting oneself as the source of all supply. If you cling to scarcity, you contract the flow; if you affirm true abundance, you set the world to reflect your inner state. The other person who receives your coat or your meat is not outside your kingdom but an aspect of your own consciousness making itself visible. The command to give is therefore a command to trust the I AM as the living center of provision. So the emphasis of the text is the inner act: assume abundance, feel the impulse to share, and let the external scene harmonize with that inner harmony. Your generosity is the sensation of the divine already present within you.