Inner Deliverance From Goliath

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s proclamation is not a boast about bravery but a confession of the inner state he has built. In Neville’s terms, the lion and the bear are past states of consciousness he has mastered, and the Philistine is any present limitation that would seem to overpower him. The LORD he speaks of is the I AM, the ever-present awareness within him that cannot be defeated. When he says deliverance comes from the same power that saved him before, he is declaring that the same inner act of imagination, faith, and acceptance is at work now. Thus the victory is already secured in consciousness; the outer scene merely follows after the inner breakthrough. If you dwell in that awareness—knowing you are one with God, that the I AM is with you now—then your current giants dissolve. The exhortation to go forward is an invitation to align your outer role with your inner state, to revise fear with the certainty of inner protection, and to feel the Lord’s presence as your own I AM.