Inner King of Mercy
Psalms 61:6-8 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 61 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 61:6-8 speaks of a king whose life is lengthened and preserved as he abides in God; the vow to praise is a daily commitment.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within you the I AM sits enthroned. When you accept that 'the king's life' is not a body-long measure but a state of consciousness, you see why the psalm promises prolongation: you hold the inner ruler steady in the awareness of God. Abiding before God forever is not time but constancy of attention—dwelling where truth and mercy operate as your inner laws. Mercy and truth are not external acts but your habitual dispositions; fear, doubt, and contraction fade when you prepare mercy and truth as your protecting habits. The 'singing' and 'vows' are simply the practice of praising your own nature and affirming your commitment to the divine order, daily. Thus, the psalm becomes a manual: align with the I AM; let mercy and truth preserve you; and daily renew your vows by living as the eternal king, awake to God in every thought.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly, breathe, and assume you are the king abiding before God: feel the continuity of life in the awareness of I AM. Repeat, with feeling, 'Mercy and truth preserve me; I daily perform my vows, forever.'
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