Inner Rock of Deliverance

Psalms 31:2 - A Neville Goddard interpretation

Read Psalms 31 in context

Scripture Focus

2Bow down thine ear to me; deliver me speedily: be thou my strong rock, for an house of defence to save me.
Psalms 31:2

Biblical Context

The speaker asks for God to listen quickly and deliver swiftly. They describe God as a strong rock and house of defence that saves.

Neville's Inner Vision

Turn your attention inward, for this psalm is a lesson in inner geography. Bow down the ear to me becomes: listen to the I AM within, the one witness who never abandons you. Deliver me speedily shifts from a plea for time to a decision of consciousness—claim the immediate realization that you are protected now. Be thou my strong rock is an image of the I AM as an immovable foundation underneath every thought, a fortress you retreat to in momentary fear. For an house of defence to save me becomes your mental dwelling, a secure address within where safety is established and you cannot be moved. In this light the cry becomes a confident assertion: salvation is a state of awareness you inhabit, not a distant event. As you persist in this inner alignment, the impression your world makes on you bends toward the reality you hold. Remember: imagination creates reality; through it, the inner fortress becomes your outer experience, and swift deliverance follows the certainty that you are already saved by the living I AM inside.

Practice This Now

Close your eyes, breathe, and silently assume: I AM is my rock and my salvation now. Repeat this image until you feel the certainty in your body.

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