Inner Strength for Divine Warfare

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the speaker does not praise a distant deity but acknowledges the I AM as the source of all skill and courage within. 'Blessed be the LORD my strength' is the recognition that strength is a state of consciousness, not a momentary force from outside. To 'teach my hands to war, and my fingers to fight' is to awaken the inner faculties—discernment, steadiness, nimble action—by the imagination. When you assume you are already strengthened by God, you align your outer behavior with that inner state. The world you fight is the resistance of old identities and limiting beliefs; your battles are fought in the mind where every action is preceded by a felt sense of power. The I AM does not hand you victory then withdraw; it is the ongoing awareness that gives life to every move you make. Rest in the certainty that the inner armory is yours now, and your days of weakness are only memories revised by present self-creation. So, train your attention to dwell as the conqueror you already are, and your hands will act accordingly.