Remembering Inner Provision
Matthew 16:9-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Matthew 16 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In Matthew 16:9–10, Jesus questions the disciples about remembering the loaves and the baskets, pointing to how memory of provision reveals the ongoing flow of supply.
Neville's Inner Vision
Beloved, the record speaks to your inner state, not to a past event. The questions about the five and seven loaves and the baskets are invitations to remember who you are: the one who provides for himself through the I AM that you are. The loaves are not external bread; they are thoughts and feelings of sufficiency you have enacted before and can re-enact now. When you imagine again and again that you are supplied, you do not summon God outside you; you awaken your own awareness to the inner proof of provision. The numbers five and seven mark different levels of faith and discernment, while the baskets show the overflow that follows memory kept alive. Providence is your habitual mood of awareness; grace is the effortless experience that follows. Do not chase miracles; cultivate the inner memory that you are always fed by the I AM within, and your present circumstances will align to reflect that truth.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and recall a moment when you felt provided for. Then revise by dwelling in that felt state as if it is your current condition, and affirm softly: I AM remembering and living from inner provision now.
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