Inner Name Reclaimed
Psalms 139:20 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 139 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Verse 139:20 notes that enemies speak against God and misuse His name. It highlights the tension between outward opposition and the inward worship of the divine presence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Viewed through the Neville lens, the verse reveals that the who and what outside are not real conditions but states of your own consciousness. The word they and the enemies are inner voices and attitudes that oppose your awareness of God, your I AM. When you imagine that someone is blaspheming or using the name in vain, you are witnessing a project of fear and doubt onto the exterior. The name represents your essential I AM; when you identify with lack or separation, you utter the name in vain. The cure is to refuse identification with that fear and to awaken to the truth that God is the I AM within you. Rest in the realization that you are the immanent presence and that imagination is the force that shapes your reality. In true worship you do not appease a remote deity but align your inner state with your divine nature, allowing your world to reflect the steadiness of that presence rather than appearances of attack.
Practice This Now
Assume the I AM now and revise: I am the presence of God within me, and no voice of doubt or blasphemy can touch my essential name. Close your eyes and feel the heart as the throne of that presence, repeating I am that I am until it feels real.
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