Inner Thanksgiving Psalm 13:6
Psalms 13:6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 13 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse states a deliberate choice to sing to the LORD because of divine bounty shown to the speaker.
Neville's Inner Vision
I read Psalm 13:6 as the inner declaration of the self that knows its worth and the Lord within as source. In Neville terms the LORD is the I AM, the living awareness that supplies my life. To deal bountifully is to acknowledge that all seeming lack is movement within consciousness, not an outer fact. The psalmist s singing is the natural outward effect of inner recognition; worship becomes an act of settled assumption rather than ritual. When I make a habit of feeling already supplied, seeing my world through the eye that says I am blessed, the outer becomes a reflection of that inner state. Gratitude is not a response to change in circumstances but the very state that creates circumstances. The grace and mercy mentioned are the steady currents of favor that follow inner trust that I am and I am with you. The act of singing is the audible sign of inner alignment: you are reorienting your identity to the reality you desire, and the world follows.
Practice This Now
Practice: Sit quietly and assume you are already blessed. Feel the fullness as a present fact and imagine yourself singing in gratitude, then listen for outward signs of grace.
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