New Song, Inner Salvation

Neville's Inner Vision

God's song is not a distant ritual but a rewriting of inner life. When you hear I will sing a new song unto thee, you are not appealing to an external throne; you are awakening the I AM in you to a fresh, unproved reality. The line It is he that giveth salvation unto kings declares that the only king that matters is the I AM ruling your consciousness; salvation is the shifting of your attention from fear, sword-things, and noise to the quiet power that already holds you. The 'hurtful sword' and the 'strange children' are the images and voices of limitation that arise in consciousness; they vanish when you realize they are not you, but thoughts that come and go. By feasting on the perception that you are already saved, you invite a new state of being where praise becomes a natural posture, a steady alignment with your true king—awareness itself. Your job is to assume the feel of that reality and let it displace the old daily drama.