Psalm 41 Healing Within
Psalms 41:3-4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 41 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
In Psalms 41:3-4, God strengthens the one in languish and heals the soul through mercy that comes when sin is confessed and the awareness of God is revived.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the reader, the bed of languishing is not a prison but a state of consciousness that has forgotten its source. The line that 'the LORD will strengthen him' is the assurance that the I AM within you remains constant, even as appearances speak of weakness. When you say, 'be merciful unto me; heal my soul,' you are not petitioning an external deity but waking your own awareness to its true nature. Sin here is not guilt in history but a misalignment with the present awareness of God; confession becomes the revision of your inner state, turning from fear to mercy. As you persist in this inward turning, the spirit reconstitutes your sense of health, and what the world calls illness is made to yield to restoration. The healing of the soul is the restoration of harmony between your perception and the divine life within. Trust that your very being is under the care of the all-healing I AM, and your body and life will align with that truth.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes; see yourself on the bed of languishing steadied by divine strength. Then revise with 'I AM the Lord that healeth me—already wholly restored—now' and feel the truth as real.
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