Awakening From Crying To Salvation
Psalms 3:4-8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 3 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 3:4-8 describes crying out to the Lord, resting and waking by divine sustenance, refusing fear, and declaring salvation and blessing come from God.
Neville's Inner Vision
Perceive this psalm not as a battlefield outside you, but as the theater of your own consciousness. When you cry unto the LORD with your voice, you are lifting attention to the I AM on your inner hill—the fixed point within that hears and answers. The sleeping and waking are not physical sleep and awakening, but the rhythm of consciousness at rest and alert; you rest in the realization that the I AM sustains you, and you awaken to the continuous support of that same awareness. The decree, 'I will not be afraid of ten thousands of people,' becomes a refusal to identify with anxious thoughts, a stance of inner certainty against imagined crowds. 'Arise, O LORD' is the invitation of your deeper self to act—your inner divine energy sweeping away fear by revealing that the enemy is a mental projection, crushed upon the cheek bone and broken from your mind's picture. Salvation belongs to the LORD means the whole outcome is an inner certainty of release. The blessing on God's people is your recognition that you and all you love are eternally blessed by this inner sovereignty.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume you are the I AM standing on your inner hill, hearing the call for salvation. Feel the unwavering assurance that you are sustained and protected, and affirm, 'Salvation is mine now' until it is vividly real.
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