Inner Joyful Salvation Psalms 35:9-10

Neville's Inner Vision

With Neville's ear I hear the psalmist teaching that joy is not a distant promise but the present state of consciousness. When the line 'my soul shall be joyful in the LORD' is read, I recognize that the soul is the I AM that can know itself saved right now. Salvation becomes an inner certainty, not an event to seek; it is the shift of awareness away from lack toward the awareness of divine abundance within. The verses about deliverance from the strong who oppress the poor point to the cause—the belief that one is small before outside power. Yet in true Neville fashion, the 'deliverer' is the I AM within, the enduring power that rescues consciousness from fear. The cry 'All my bones shall say' becomes a body-wide affirmation that this inner state has become your lived reality. To say 'who is like unto Thee' is gratitude for this sovereign freedom. In this reading, God is the I AM, and every circumstance is a mirror of your inner state. Therefore deliverance is the awakening to sufficiency, safety, and grace already present here and now.