Inner Calling: Fishers Of Men
Matthew 4:18-20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Matthew 4 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Jesus walks by the Sea of Galilee and calls Simon Peter and Andrew. They immediately leave their nets and follow, entering a new vocational path.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture the men as inner states, Peter and Andrew, chosen by the Christ within you. The sea is your mind in restless activity, and the nets are old habits and identifications you've mistaken for self. When the Master says, Follow me, he is not asking you to abandon life but to align your consciousness with a higher idea. I will make you fishers of men means: your inner vision can attract healing, guidance, and truth into the lives of others, not by force but by embodiment. The moment you answer with immediate willingness, the nets loosen; a new sense of purpose rises, and your external world begins to reflect this revised state. This is a demonstration that your call is a change in consciousness, not merely a choice of occupation. Your business, relationships, and work become the field where you practice becoming a beacon for others—the manifest proof that you are already what you seek.
Practice This Now
In a quiet hour, assume the feeling: I am the one who calls forth transformation in others. See a neighbor or client illuminated by your care and feel the certainty that your presence guides their awakening.
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