Mercy Over Vengeance: Inner Anointing

Neville's Inner Vision

David’s act of mercy is not weakness but a precise choice in consciousness. The 'LORD's anointed' stands for your own highest state of kingship—the I AM within you—the authorizer of your life. To strike is to affirm lack and scarcity; to refrain is to acknowledge Providence as the inner law that guides outcomes in its own time. When David says the Lord shall smite him or his day shall come, he is declaring that the power of God operates through seasons, not by misguided impulse. The removal of the spear and the cruse of water—metaphors for directing thoughts and feelings away from warlike action—signals that your attention should not be bent toward harm but toward the throne of peace you are seated upon. The inner scene is a demonstration: mercy creates alignment with your inner king, restoring harmony to the kingdom of your mind. Your true enemy is not Saul, but the notion that you must force a result. Trust the I AM to bring the proper atmosphere and timing.