The Lord's Inner Gathering
Psalms 102:19-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 102 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm describes God looking down from heaven, hearing the groaning of the prisoner, and freeing those bound by death. It also speaks of declaring the Lord’s name in Zion and gathering the people to serve Him.
Neville's Inner Vision
Beloved, this psalm is not about distant skies, but about the I AM within you. From the height of your inner sanctuary, the Lord looks down upon the earth of your heart and witnesses every fear, every sigh, every hidden longing. The groaning you hear is the movement of your old self waking to its true cause; the prisoner is the you who believes you are other than the I AM. When you still your mind and imagine the Lord's gaze resting on you, that gaze releases the bindings that language calls death. The cry is answered not by changing God, but by awakening to your God-nature—the one Life that cannot be broken. To declare the name of the Lord in Zion and His praise in Jerusalem is to acknowledge that the I AM is the only identity you wear. And when the people and kingdoms of your being—the thoughts, emotions, and sensations—gather to serve the Lord, you walk in harmony with one will. Then your inner nation is free, your heart is at rest, and your world mirrors that victory.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the I AM is looking upon your inner earth, hearing the groan and releasing what binds you. Feel your inner kingdoms align to serve the Lord, and rest in that gathered harmony.
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