Inner Shield, Lifted Head
Psalms 3:2-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Many claim there is no help in God, but the psalmist proclaims that God is a shield and sustainer. He moves from doubt toward fearless trust as he calls on the inner Lord to arise.
Neville's Inner Vision
The psalm presents a map of inner psychology: voices saying there is no help dissolve under the light of the I AM who shields, lifts, and sustains. When the speaker cries to the LORD, that is a turning of attention to the divine within—the holy hill where awareness resides. The 'lifted head' is not pride but a renovated self-concept aligned with life; the night of sleep and the morning of awakening testify that Presence endures beyond bodily drift. Fear dissolves not by fighting people but by refusing to identify with the crowd’s doom and by acknowledging the inner government of consciousness. The call to 'arise' is the mind choosing to let the higher principle act; the enemies are old beliefs whose teeth break when the mind declares that God is all there is. This is not a plea for external aid but a restructuring of perception until you inhabit the state of protection, provision, and victory from within.
Practice This Now
Assume you are the I AM protecting you; mentally affirm, 'I am shielded by the I AM; fear and doubt cannot touch my life,' then rest in this awareness and picture the mind lifting your head to a hilltop of certainty.
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