Whispers of Eternal Wisdom
Psalms 111:8-10 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 111 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
They stand fast forever in truth and uprightness; redemption is sent to the people and the covenant is established for ever. The fear of the LORD begins wisdom, and those who keep His commandments gain understanding, and praise endures.
Neville's Inner Vision
These verses reveal not a distant history but a fixed state of consciousness. The line 'they stand fast forever and ever' points to a Law that does not bend with changing circumstances when you, the I AM, agree with truth within. The 'redemption' spoken of is the inward release from limitation, the moment your I AM recognizes itself as covenant keeper. 'Holy and reverend is His name' becomes the quality of your awareness—sacred, reverent, and worshipped by the I AM that animates you, the one who stands in the light of the inner law. The 'fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom' means true discernment arises when you acknowledge the Lord within as the ruler and source of all right action. To 'do His commandments' is to align outward behavior with the inner order you consent to in imagination. When you dwell in that consent, your present reality must reflect wisdom and reverence, and your life becomes the enduring praise of the I AM within. Remember: you are not petitioning a distant God but consenting to a law that already is.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Close your eyes, assume the state of the I AM already redeemed and covenant-keeping; feel the reverence for life. In that feeling-tone, revise one current issue by silently declaring, 'I am the law that endures forever,' and let the inner certainty settle in for a few minutes.
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