Inner Mire Deliverance Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 69:14-15 speaks not of a distant rescue from geography, but of a turning of the inner sea. When you feel mired, overwhelmed by hate, or swallowed by fear, these are movements of consciousness, not forces outside you. The psalmist’s cry is the cry of the I AM waking within you, declaring, Deliver me now from the mire and let me not sink; conquer the deep waters that threaten. In Neville's breath, deliverance begins as a decision of consciousness: you draw a line where you are still and safe, and you refuse to sink into limitation. The waterflood and the pit are mental suggestions you have accepted; you revise them by imagining you are already on the shore—your awareness intact, sovereign, and aware of your divine nature. The foe you battle is not person but belief—hateful thoughts, fear, doubt—that you confront by assuming the end. Your imagination is God in action, the I AM that answers when you call it to serve. So the 'let not' becomes a decisive 'I AM' now, and the apparent danger dissolves within your inner truth.