Inner Covenant Vow in Psalms

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the mind lies the vow; 'sware unto the LORD' becomes a decree I AM issues to itself. The 'mighty God of Jacob' is the Presence I awaken to—the steadfast I AM that upholds fidelity. The vow is not an external command but a renewal of attention to the one Principle I serve. Jacob signifies the many paths of thought; by choosing loyalty to God, I reorder the inner landscape and invite the power that creates worlds to reshape my circumstances. When I imagine myself already loyal to the Source, I invite the Spirit to reform my inner weather. The daily movement of thought becomes the ritual by which the covenant is renewed; trust is not earned from without but assumed within, until it feels real in chest and breath. The 'sware' is a standing decree: I am your faithful believer, and I cast off doubt as one would shed old garments. In that inner act, my outer life begins to bend to the same image. Let this vow be kept in imagination until it becomes present sight.