Inner King Psalm 105:14-15
Psalms 105:14-15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 105 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 105:14-15 speaks of divine protection for the righteous and of rebuking tyrants; it points to guarding the inner anointed self and the prophetic inside. In Neville's sense, the 'righteous' are states of consciousness, and the verses invite you to protect and align your inner authority.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture the psalm as a map for the inner kingdom. The 'anointed' is your I AM — the sovereign center you acknowledge as true. 'Touch not mine anointed' is a directive to your own consciousness: refuse to permit fear, doubt, or external conditions to wound your sense of worth. 'He suffered no man to do them wrong' announces that when you dwell in the inviolable core of I AM, no outer harm can touch your inner state because you have aligned with divine law. The 'kings' are the elevated thoughts and habits you allow to govern your life; by choosing the sovereign imagination, you rebuke any claim of limitation. The 'prophets' are your higher impulses, the inner messages that guide you toward right action; guard them from the ego’s cynicism. You do not wait for God to act—God is the I AM you acknowledge and live as. Realign your mood, your imagination, and your speech until the world rearranges to reflect your inner victory. The verse invites you to practice constant inner protection and correction, until your outer life mirrors the unassailable sovereignty you already possess.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes and assume I AM as your sovereign shield, the anointed self within you. Revise any fear or harm until you feel the touch not mine anointed as a present reality.
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