Inner Word Comfort Psalm 119

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember the word unto thy servant is an invitation to recognize the word as an inner decree you have chosen as true. The 'servant' is your I AM, the consciousness that speaks through you; the phrase 'upon which thou hast caused me to hope' declares that this inner word has planted expectancy within your heart. In affliction, your comfort comes as the word quickens you, awakening you to possibilities that outer appearances cannot deny. The 'proud' may deride, yet you do not depart from the law, for the law is the unchanging order of your inner self. 'I remembered thy judgments of old' is not nostalgia but the awareness that inner decrees have produced tangible results when you stood in faith. Thus the path is inner obedience rather than opposing the world; the judgments of old become present demonstrations as you maintain the state. This is hope becoming certainty, a present reality you can feel when you choose to dwell in the word and let it govern your life.