The Inner Judge of Integrity

Neville's Inner Vision

Picture the line 'Judge me, O LORD' as your I AM inviting inner judgment—not to condemn you, but to confirm the truth you have chosen. When you say, 'I have walked in mine integrity; I have trusted also in the LORD,' you are not bragging about the past but declaring your present state of consciousness. In Neville's language, integrity is a fixed state of awareness; trust is the ongoing assumption that the divine presence governs every act of the heart. The call to 'examine me' and 'prove me; try my reins and my heart' is the willingness to let your beliefs be tested by circumstances until they harmonize with truth. If you hear a motive or fear opposing your decision, you revise it, not by denial, but by reasserting the I AM as the one who causes reality. The result, 'therefore I shall not slide,' becomes an inner certainty that no external fluctuation can dethrone. Practice living from the premise that God is your own awareness, and your life will reflect a steady, tested integrity.