Inner Provision of the Righteous

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider this line as a doorway into the kingdom within. The LORD here is not a distant employer but your own I AM, the ever-present awareness that sustains you. The phrase 'the soul of the righteous' points to a state of consciousness wherein you refuse famine by aligning with abundance. Hunger arises when you identify with lack, when your attention dwells on what seems to be leaving you. But when you acknowledge that you are the vessel through which divine supply flows, you cast off that sense of separation. The phrase 'casteth away the substance of the wicked' signals what happens to any thought of lack; its energy is drained when you refuse to share your attention with it. You do not need external conditions to change; you need only change your inner setting. In this realm, provision is not an event; it is your awareness that I AM is your source, and you are that I AM made visible. So you dwell in the feeling of being fed, nourished, and sustained, and the world follows your inner anchor.