Inner Presence Of David's Joy
Acts 2:25-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
David prophesies that he always sees the Lord before him, keeping him unmoved. He declares that God will not abandon his soul and will reveal the paths of life, filling him with joy.
Neville's Inner Vision
When I read David’s words, I hear your own inner decree: the I AM stands before you, constant and radiant. He says, I foresaw the Lord always before my face—that is, your awareness choosing a fixed center of truth, a living point on which you rest. The right hand is not a distant symbol but the felt security of conviction, the inner alignment that says you cannot be moved by appearances. To say the heart rejoices, the tongue is glad, and the flesh rests in hope is to describe a state of being that radiates from within outwardly. 'Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell' speaks to the end of fear in your consciousness; it is your realization that life and wholeness belong to you now, not as reward after death, but as the natural consequence of abiding in the living Presence. The 'ways of life' are the habitual patterns that arise when you dwell in the I AM, and the 'countenance' you seek is the steady glow of joy that greets you wherever you are.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly, assume the state, 'I am the I AM before my face,' and imagine the right-hand of support at your side; dwell there and let the feeling of joy rise as a real experience.
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