Inner Wealth, Inner Strength
Psalms 52:5-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 52 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 52:5-7 presents the downfall of the man who trusts in riches and does not make God his strength; the righteous witness this and laugh at the folly.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within this Psalm, the destruction spoken of is the dissolution of a mind that leans on wealth rather than the I AM. The wicked are those habits of thought that strengthen themselves on external things, imagining security in riches; their land is the worn pattern of dependence they inhabit. The righteous who see and fear and laugh are the awakenings within you—present awareness recognizing the absurdity of clinging to money as strength. When you forget God as your strength, you project security from wealth and feed the ego with possessions, doubling down on a counterfeit power. Yet the I AM, your true awareness, remains untouched by fortunes or misfortunes; it simply is. Imagination, not money, is the real source of provision. By identifying with the I AM, you watch the old dramatic scene crumble and discover abundance flowing from within, as God sustains you. The more you dwell in that truth, the fear of lack vanishes and the wicked drama becomes a comic memory you no longer inhabit.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly and imagine you are inside a bright temple of awareness where God is your strength. Feel the sense of abundant supply already yours.
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