Spain, Jerusalem, and the Inner Blessing

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this passage the journey is not geographic but a movement of consciousness. To say, 'I will go to Spain,' is really to admit that the mind expands when I am joined by a friend in faith; every meeting is an unveiling of the I AM drawing form to itself. The Jerusalem collection becomes inner provision—the realization that spiritual riches, when shared, become carnal support. If the Gentiles have partaken of spiritual things, their duty is to minister to them in carnal things in my inner life as well. So the act of giving is a revision of my state, a decision that I am the channel and the source of divine flow. When I imagine I move toward Spain, I am really moving toward fuller consciousness; when I am filled with your company, I am being drawn into the fullness of the blessing of the gospel of Christ. The outer trip mirrors the inner journey: I am already complete, and all provision follows the conviction that I am the I AM, here and now.