Inner Teaching Of Transgressors
Psalms 51:13 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 51 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 51:13 speaks of a renewed state in which one mentors those who err, and through that inner influence, souls are drawn back. In Neville's language, the act of teaching transgressors is an inner realization that affects outer change.
Neville's Inner Vision
In the psalmist's vow, the speaker awakens to the sovereign I AM within and declares that, as that awareness expands, it will teach the 'ways' of God to those who are lost, so that 'sinners' are converted to the divine presence. Transgressors symbolize stubborn habits and false identifications; the teaching is an inner conditioning by which you replace automated reactions with the knowledge of your own unity with God. Your imagination becomes the classroom: you imagine that the moment you acknowledge the truth of I AM in you, the inner dispositions shift, and the 'sinners' within naturally turn toward the light you already possess. The key is not external preaching but the interior state that teaches by its very presence. When you live in the assumption that you are now the guide of all minds, you align your entire being with mercy and redemption, and transformation follows as a natural consequence.
Practice This Now
Assume you are now the teacher of divine ways; silently declare, 'I AM teaching transgressors thy ways.' Feel the inner conversion as if it already occurred; linger in that state until it becomes your lived sense.
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