Called Without Borders
Romans 9:24-26 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Romans 9 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage teaches that God’s call includes both Jews and Gentiles; those once said to be 'not mine' are to be called 'the children of the living God.'
Neville's Inner Vision
Here the apostle invites you to awaken to a larger state of consciousness. The 'call' is not a distant decree upon a people but a present realization by the I AM within you. Hosea's promise—that those once deemed 'not my people' become 'my people'—is your inner memory being rewritten. You are not confined to a name or lineage; you are included in the living relation between God and consciousness. The Gentiles and Jews are folded into one being, because God is the inner truth you discover when you quietly attend to your own awareness. In truth, you are the living answer to the question, 'Who is called?' The answer is: the I AM that you are, calling itself into fullness of relationship, calling you beloved, called, daughter or son of the living God. This is a shift from exclusion to embrace, from lack to abundance, realized as your present experience when you assent to this inner identity.
Practice This Now
Assume you are already called and belonging to the living God. In a quiet minute, repeat, 'I am called; I am one with the living I AM,' and feel the sense of inclusion dissolving any memory of separation.
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