Inner Gentleness Of Titus 3:2
Titus 3:2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Titus 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul instructs not to speak evil of anyone or be a brawler, but to display gentleness and meekness toward all.
Neville's Inner Vision
Take Titus 3:2 as a script for your inner cinema. To speak evil of any man is to entertain a belief in separation, a warlike self; but the I AM within you can renarrate that scene by assuming a gentler state. When you meet another, you are not addressing the outer form but recognizing the inner man you are. The feeling of meekness is the awareness that the One who IS you dwells in all beings; your speech becomes the outward sign of inner harmony. If a thought to judge or quarrel arises, revise it: 'I am gentle toward all; I speak as one who sees God in everyone.' In that moment you choose a new assumption, and reality forms to match it. By dwelling in that inner state, you magnetize environments, words, and reactions toward peace and Shalom.
Practice This Now
Assume the feeling of gentleness now. When a critical thought arises, revise it to 'I speak no evil of anyone; I am gentle and meek toward all,' and feel that truth as already real.
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