Little Wealth, Great Support

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the verses reveal the truth that wealth is not measured by gold but by consciousness. A righteous man is not saved by external abundance but by an inner alignment with the I AM. The 'little' he possesses becomes enough because it is saturated with awareness of sufficiency. The 'arms of the wicked' crumbling speaks to the collapse of any belief that power comes from worldly force; when one believes 'the Lord upholds the righteous,' that reinforcement is no longer contingent on luck, debt, or status. In practice, the righteous live in a constant state of feeling the I AM as present; they do not fear loss, since the divine Presence is their permanent shelter. External appearances may promise noise and plenty, yet the inner reality remains: you are sustained, watched over, and prospering in proportion to your assent to this inner law. The moment you trust the inward upholding, your outward world rearranges accordingly—quietly, in its own perfect timing.