Satisfaction in Evil Times
Psalms 37:19 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 37 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In Psalm 37:19, the faithful are kept from shame in evil times and are satisfied in famine. The verse points to an inner provision that remains steady, regardless of outward scarcity.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider that evil time and famine are not external seasons but states of consciousness. When the outer world whispers lack, refuse to interpret it as reality. The psalmist promises that your being will not be shamed; thus your inner image holds the outcome. Nourishment and supply come from within, from the imagination you cultivate. The days of famine are simply moments when you forget your true nature; when you remember, you reverse the picture. The not to be ashamed is a decree that you live from inner abundance. Imagination creates your experience; therefore you must dwell in the feeling of already having what you seek, as if it is your permanent state. See yourself as the I AM, steady, complete, and blessed, and the outer world must reflect that inner reality. The promises concern the consistency of your inner life, not the surprise of events. Trust the inner supply, and you will not be ashamed and will be fed by the ongoing unseen provision.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Close your eyes, breathe deeply, and assume I AM the provision of my life. Feel the relief of already having what you seek and let that sensation linger as your present reality.
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