Mercy Within the Sanctuary

Neville's Inner Vision

Within the Neville lens, Psalm 5:7 reveals that ‘house’ and ‘temple’ are not distant edifices but states of consciousness. 'The multitude of thy mercy' becomes the air you breathe—the inner disposition that you are welcomed by the I AM within, regardless of outward circumstance. The word 'fear' is transformed into reverent attention: a disciplined turning of your entire awareness toward the inner sanctuary. To 'worship toward thy holy temple' is to fix the gaze of imagination on the presence that you already are, shaping experience from the inside out rather than chasing results outside. When you practice, you do not beg for mercy; you enter mercy as your habitual mood and let the I AM Presence quietly do the rest. This is not external ritual but a shift in identity: you are the one who steps into the temple, you are the one who is loved by God, you are the living memory of mercy made flesh. The act of worship, in truth, is a faithful alignment with your eternal Source.