Inner Kinships in Christ
Romans 16:10-11 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Romans 16 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul extends greetings to named households, affirming their status as approved in Christ and united in the Lord.
Neville's Inner Vision
In Neville's terms, the greetings are not to external friends alone but to inner states of consciousness you entertain. Apelles, Aristobulus' household, Herodion, and Narcissus' kin are symbols of the circles of thought and feeling within you that reflect belonging, trust, and harmony under God. To salute them 'in Christ' is to acknowledge that your I AM already recognizes their right standing, dissolving perceived distance and confirming unity. This is not a social ceremony but a revision of your inner atmosphere: you are inviting the one life of God to flow through every relationship. The verse invites you to tend your inner households with care, faith, and a steady sense that everyone and everything you know exists within the same divine order. When you honor these kinships as approved in the Lord, you practice the essential Neville truth: unity is an inner experience becoming outer form.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the tone, 'All who stand in my life are approved in Christ.' Feel the warmth of kinship flowing through you, and revise any sense of separation into unity.
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