Inner Conversion and Praise
Psalms 51:13-15 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 51 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 51:13-15 presents a vow to guide others toward God's ways, a deliverance from guilt, and a commitment to praise. It centers the inner transformation that makes true worship possible.
Neville's Inner Vision
See these verses as the protocol for your inner state. 'Then will I teach transgressors thy ways' means you are not subject to guilt or others' judgments; you have assumed a new state from which you invite souls to awaken to the divine light within you. Deliverance from 'bloodguiltiness' is the release from a past sense of separation; salvation is not a distant event but the I AM you claim as your own life. Your tongue 'shall sing aloud' because your inner speech aligns with righteousness; your lips 'open' to praise because you have opened to the truth of your unity with God. Thus the psalmist becomes your inner tutor, guiding you to stand in the light that heals, teaches, and liberates rather than wage wars outside.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: In a quiet moment, assume you are the teacher of God’s ways by your inner state; softly repeat, 'I am the I AM within; I am delivered now; my mouth speaks truth and praises.' Feel this reality as already true and let your speech turn toward righteousness.
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