Inner Provision for Daily Life
Matthew 6:25-26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Matthew 6 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In Matthew 6:25-26, Jesus asks you not to worry about basic needs like food and clothing, insisting life and the body are greater than these things. The birds are cared for by God, illustrating the divine provision available to you as well.
Neville's Inner Vision
Faith here is not a barter with circumstance but a return to the inner state from which all provision flows. When you hear 'Take no thought,' you are invited to cease the anxious calculation and awaken to the I AM that sustains every form. The birds' feeding is a symbol of your own inner activity: care arises not from barns but from the consciousness you dwell in. As you rest in the awareness that God is the one thinker within you, the sense of lack dissolves and opportunities, guidance, and resources align with your inner image. Your life is more than body and garments; your true nourishment comes from the presence that animates you. By maintaining a stable sense of being cared for, you invite the external world to reflect that inner state. Do not chase after provisions; assume that you already possess them, and watch how circumstances harmonize with your renewed sense of sufficiency.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, claim, 'I am the I AM; my daily bread is already provided,' and dwell in the feeling of being nourished. Then observe one ordinary situation and notice how the inner image reshapes it.
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