Remembering the Inner Saviour
Psalms 106:21-22 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 106 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 106:21-22 notes how people forgot their savior and the wondrous works, warning that attention to external history can overshadow inner divine action and present liberation.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your savior is the I AM within you, never lost, only forgotten when you fix attention on external narratives. The great works in Egypt and the Red Sea are inner movements of consciousness, not distant events. When you dwell on outward stories, you dissolve the living miracle of your present awareness; the true wonders occur within, as you revise assumptions and feel the liberation now. The Red Sea represents fear and doubt that yield to persistent faith in the I AM you are. Don’t chase proofs outside; cultivate memory of inner salvation here and now. The call to forgetfulness invites a return to the inner savior, a practice of imaginative realism that sanctifies this moment. Past salvations remain real to the extent you keep them alive in present awareness. The God you seek is your own I AM, active and present in you, right where you stand.
Practice This Now
Practice: assume you are saved now; feel the relief as your awareness embraces this moment. Close your eyes and revise a memory of lack by imagining the I AM lifting you over the Red Sea of fear, feeling it real.
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