The Inner Cup of Salvation

Neville's Inner Vision

To drink the cup of salvation is to consent to a new state of inner consciousness, not to beg for mercy. In Neville Goddard's language, the cup represents receptivity to wholeness you already possess in consciousness. The LORD you are calling upon is the I AM within, the unwavering Presence that accompanies every moment of awareness. When you take the cup, you align feeling with fact, choosing forgiveness, release, and restoration as present realities. Calling on the name then becomes a turning of attention inward, recognizing that the divine is not elsewhere but within your own being. The vow you pay in the presence of all his people is a public declaration of your lived state: you commit to act from wholeness, to embody redemption in speech, choice, and action. This is not external ritual but inner decree. By repeatedly assuming this state, you reset habits, transform perception, and awaken salvation as a constant condition of consciousness rather than an event awaiting you.