Remembering the LORD Within
Psalms 20:7-8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 20 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Some trust in outward powers, but the text points to the LORD as ultimate security. External supports fall away, yet the faithful rise and stand upright from within.
Neville's Inner Vision
Picture the world as a theatre of states of consciousness. The chariots and horses are not armies but habitual beliefs about power—your sense that security depends on outward forms. When you hear 'some trust in chariots,' you are naming a mental posture you can revise. The invitation is to remember the name of the LORD your God, which in Neville's language means to remember your I AM awareness—the unchanged presence that does not depend on externals. As you dwell there, the external supports appear to falter in your inner vision, their solidity dissolving into symbols. Then you are risen, standing upright, not by compensating with more outer power, but by aligning with a higher state of consciousness. The fall of others mirrors the illusion of dependence; your ascent comes from accepting the inner power that never fails. With that inner claim, your world reorganizes to reflect trust in God as the I AM you know yourself to be.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: In the next minute, close your eyes, recall a moment you leaned on externals, and revise it by affirming 'I remember the LORD my God' until the feeling of inner security floods your chest; then imagine yourself rising upright, rooted in I AM.
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