The Inner Defense of David

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the outward scene of Jonathan speaking for David is a mirror of your inner court. Jonathan is the voice of your I AM, defending the beloved David—the true self within you—from the accusing Saul of fear and doubt. When you remember that David did not harm Saul and that his deeds were for your good, you awaken to the truth that your own life is kept safe by a righteous order. The great salvation spoken of is not merely history; it is the inner victory when you acknowledge and celebrate your innocence and the worth of your acts. The Lord’s salvation, wrought in Israel, is the presence of God acting through you when you choose loyalty to your higher self. To sin against innocent blood is to condemn the good you are and the choices you have made; your work, your courage, your integrity, are not to be punished but affirmed. Set your mind to recognize that the defense of what is true and good in you is the very harbor of salvation you seek.