Dawn Arm of Grace

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of 'O LORD, be gracious unto us' as the I AM answering to your inner cry. The 'we have waited for thee' is not waiting for a person outside you, but the settled state of consciousness that accepts you are already held by God-presence. 'Be thou their arm every morning' is a call to feel the mental leverage of grace each dawn—an inner arm that steadies you as you step into the day. 'Our salvation also in the time of trouble' reveals that salvation is not a distant event but a present fact realized by your awareness, especially when pressure rises. In this light, the verse becomes a manual for turning outer trouble into an opportunity to exercise faith in your I AM. When you imagine the arm of grace upholding you, you align with the truth that you are the one perceiving and receiving. The discipline is to persist in the assumption that what you desire already exists in your consciousness, and the feelings of safety and triumph will expand.