Deliverance by Inner Delight

Neville's Inner Vision

To hear Psalm 22:8 through Neville’s lens, the 'LORD' is not a distant ruler but the I AM—the awareness that opens as you. 'He trusted on the LORD' means you choose to dwell in the inner certainty that you are already attended by a power that cares for you. When you inhabit that inner lordship, you are no longer petitioning for deliverance; you are placing yourself within the answer. The command 'let him deliver him' is a directive to the mind to yield to the action of the I AM, not to wrestle with circumstances. 'Seeing he delighted in him' reveals the inner mood of God toward you: delight, approval, and pleasure. If God delights in you, your status is secure; fear dissolves into faith; lack becomes abundance in consciousness. Thus deliverance is a shift in how you feel and imagine your life, a turning from resistance to alignment with the invisible governor of your being. When you hold that image, the outer world reflects the inner conviction: relief, movement, and restoration follow. The invitation is simple: enter into the I AM’s delight and trust that deliverance already stands present within you.