Time and Covenant Within
Psalms 102:24-28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 102 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 102:24–28 contrasts the perishability of creation with the timeless, unchanging God, and promises the faithful's descendants endure before Him. It frames God as the I AM behind all days, while human life passes.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your mind is the stage of Psalm 102: the Self, not the body, that speaks: take me not away is the plea of a consciousness aware of its own duration. The years are the eternal I AM that animates every moment. The foundation of the earth and the heavens are inner conditions you fix as the ground of experience—the beliefs you choose to wear. They shall perish in form, but the Self that perceives remains unchanged. The declaration thou art the same is your awakening that the I AM within you does not bow to circumstance; thy years shall have no end declares the continuity of your inner life—your fidelity, your love, your power to imagine. When you rest in that unchanging awareness, the changing garments of life become pliant costumes rather than fate, worn as long as they serve your present vision. The line about the children of thy servants continuing becomes your law: the effects of your steadfast inner state echo into the next moment, establishing a continuity that cannot be broken by time.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly and declare, I AM the same yesterday, today, and forever. Feel the unchanging you setting the ground of every moment, then revise any upcoming day as a timeless expression of your I AM.
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