I Am Refuge and Security

Neville's Inner Vision

Within this cadence, you are learning to inhabit the I AM state that the text names as the God of Jeshurun. There is no other power but the awareness you call by name, and this awareness rides the heavens to your aid, lifting you above fear and limitation. The 'eternal God' is not distant; it is the constant sense of I AM in you, the shelter that never departs. 'Underneath are the everlasting arms' speaks to the subconscious support you possess as a living conviction, always ready to bear you through every trial. The promise to 'thrust out the enemy' becomes the natural shedding of old thoughts when you insist upon the new identity: destroy the doubt, dissolve the guilt, and awaken to wholeness. When Israel dwells in safety, your inner field settles into peace, and the 'fountain of Jacob' appears as a mental rain of abundance—corn, wine, dew—flowing in spirit and in form. You simply coil your attention back to the state of I AM, and refuse to entertain lack or fear. This is not future hope; it is present mastery through imaginative recognition.