Inner Crown: David's Last Words

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's view, this verse is not a historical record as much as a revelation of your inner state. 'David, the anointed of the God of Jacob, and the sweet psalmist of Israel' is a description of consciousness that you can claim now: you are the I AM crowned with divine authority, the living song of your own life. The last words symbolize the alignment of identity and role; when you truly accept yourself as the one chosen by the God of Jacob, your thoughts and feelings shift toward kingship and harmony. Imagination becomes your court; your words become poetry that lifts, not merely reports facts. The outer world then follows, rearranging circumstances to match the inner decree. The event is inner movement, not history. The kingdom is within, and the crown is the assurance that you are the beloved, the anointed, and the singer of your day. Your practice is to enter that state, revise any sense of limitation, and feel the exaltation of having been chosen by the I AM.