Inner Judgment, Eternal Preservation
Psalms 37:28 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 37 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The verse states that God loves justice and does not forsake the saints; they are preserved forever, while the wicked are cut off.
Neville's Inner Vision
Your inner world is the stage of the LORD, the I AM you awaken to as awareness. When the psalm speaks of judgment, it points to inner discernment—the quiet policy by which you align every thought with truth, not as punishment to others but as clarity within yourself. 'Saints' are the fixed states of consciousness you cultivate—righteousness, trust, fidelity to the good. These states are preserved by your unwavering assumption that they are real in you now. The 'seed of the wicked' stands for old fears, habits, and identities you cling to out of habit; as you refuse to give them life through feeling, they wither and are cut off by the inward law of cause and effect. God does not forsake you; you simply stop feeding the old pattern and rest in the inseparable unity of your I AM with all you desire. The outer world will mirror this inner order, and preservation becomes your present experience, a truth you live, not a future promise.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and declare, 'I am preserved by the I AM; my inner judge aligns every thought with truth.' Then feel the sense of safety as if this is already true.
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