Inner Dominion Psalms 60:6-7

Neville's Inner Vision

Within, I hear the holy I AM speak; the God of this psalm is not distant but the consciousness that names, owns, and orders every inner place. When it says 'God hath spoken in his holiness,' I interpret that as awakening to a sacred state of mind—awareness pure, unmixed with fear or doubt. 'I will rejoice' becomes a choosing of joy as I realize I am the ruler of my inner geography. 'I will divide Shechem' is the act of partitioning the self into centers that decide and confess; I separate the domains by a law of consciousness that favors unity over confusion. 'mete out the valley of Succoth' invites me to establish shelters of nourishment where feeling and memory can rest and recover their natural harmony. 'Gilead is mine, and Manasseh is mine; Ephraim also is the strength of mine head; Judah is my lawgiver' declares that all facets of mind and will—emotions, memory, intellect, conscience—are claimed by the I AM. The kingdom of God is not out there but within, a covenant loyalty between awareness and its living creation. Thus holiness becomes practical alignment, not ritual apart from sensation.