Inner High Places: God's Perfection
2 Samuel 22:31-34 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read 2 Samuel 22 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse proclaims that God's way is perfect and that trusting Him makes one secure. It presents God as strength and a guide to higher, lifted paths.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider the verse as a map of your inner terrain. To say that God’s way is perfect is to acknowledge a flawless inner pattern within you—the I AM that never errs, the consciousness that holds you in a shield of awareness. The word of the LORD, being tried, is the disciplined conviction that you already possess the substance of truth; trust is not against life but the recognizing of life as your own awareness. When He is your buckler, you are protected not by external odds but by the quiet certainty that the present moment is being upheld by divine law. 'Who is God save the LORD?' becomes a whisper of recognition: there is no other ruler in your mind but the I AM. Your strength and power are not scarce commodities; they are the natural expression of aligned consciousness, and your way is made perfect as you move through thoughts and facts with grace. The hind's feet imagery invites you to move lightly over rough terrains—elevating you to your high places where vision is clear and fear dissolves.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are already standing on your high place, supported by the I AM. Repeat silently: As for God, His way is perfect; I am protected; I move with strength until the feeling is real.
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