Inner Covenant Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard vantage, these lines are not about an external covenant handed down, but about a state of consciousness you can choose now. The phrase 'I will remember my covenant' is your I AM affirming a living promise that cannot fade. Past acts, and even present errors, are inner movements in consciousness; you are not judged by them, you are invited to align with the unchanging awareness that you are the Lord, the I AM. When you inhabit that awareness, you establish an everlasting contract with yourself: you are forever held in a creative, forgiving grace. The admonition to 'remember thy ways' becomes a cue to observe former thoughts as shifts within inner weather—not verdicts on worth—and the gift of 'sisters' becoming daughters symbolizes new facets of consciousness entering your life by renewal from within, not by works. 'I will establish my covenant with thee' marks the assurance that the ground of being is constant; the Lord within you pacifies every deed, dissolves shame, and opens speechless confidence. Thus, reconciliation is realized as your present state, not a future event.