Titus 3:9 Inner Focus
Titus 3:9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Titus 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Paul tells Titus to avoid pointless questions, genealogies, and disputes about the law, since such talk is unprofitable and vain.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider that foolish questions and contentions are not merely outer debates but inner states of consciousness clinging to surface rules. The law and its disputes symbolize a habit of mind that seeks victory in argument rather than alignment with truth. Titus invites you to withdraw your attention from these mental gymnastics and return to the one living reality within—the I AM, your constant awareness. When you refuse to feed the vanity of argument, you stop feeding a divided world and rest in the certainty that you already are truth, obedience, and harmony with divine order. In this shift, outer disputes dissolve as your inner assumption changes. You are no longer a battler of opinions but a chooser of states; by cultivating a quiet, faithful disposition, you invite a reality where problems lose their force and the inner light of discernment guides your steps.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Assume the feeling of being the I AM, the calm witness; when vain questions arise, revise them by silently declaring, 'I choose truth and quiet discernment,' and dwell in that inner state until alignment registers as your reality.
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