Inner Kingship Psalm

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the nations and the princes as scenes in your own mind. The verse's claim that the Lord Most High is a great King over all the earth is not a geographical fact to be worshiped from afar, but a statement about your inner state. God, the King of all, is your I AM, the awareness that stands above every thought and feeling. When you clap your hands and shout, you are not praising a distant deity; you are awakening the authority of consciousness that already reigns within you. The lines about subduing nations under your feet and choosing your inheritance signify the mastery of belief and the alignment of your inner purpose with divine intention. To imagine God going up with a shout is to envision rising awareness, the trumpet of clarity announcing that you have entered a higher level of seeing. The call to sing praises unto our King is a call to live from the throne of your own mind, to reign over distractions and fear. Remember: the shields of the earth belong to I AM, and I AM is greatly exalted when you acknowledge him as your own inner sovereignty.