Inner Fullness of Romans 15:14
Romans 15:14 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Romans 15 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul expresses confidence that the believers are rich in goodness and knowledge, able to counsel and uplift one another.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within Romans 15:14 lies a map of your present inner life. I am not speaking of distant church walls, but of the truth that your mind is already full of goodness and knowledge. The 'brethren' are not strangers; they are the many facets of your own consciousness—loving impulse, clear discernment, the capacity to guide. When you dwell in that inner state, grace is no longer a memory but a felt reality: goodness flows as your ordinary response, knowledge shines as your attentive awareness, and discernment becomes a gentle, faithful counsel toward unity. To admonish one another is simply the inner guidance you offer yourself and others from your wholeness. The word 'persuaded' is your decision of the imagination: you assume and inhabit the fullness, and as you do, your world reflects that reality—harmony, wisdom, and unity spring forth as the natural expression of the I AM within.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the state: I am full of goodness and filled with all knowledge; I can lovingly guide. Let that feeling sit in your chest for a moment, then invite a person you know into the circle of your inner counsel and offer yourself as their source of gentle, wise admonition.
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