Inner Joy Of Seeking God
Psalms 70:4 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
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Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 70:4 invites all who seek God to rejoice in their search and to declare praise for salvation. It celebrates an inner awareness that magnifies God within.
Neville's Inner Vision
To the Goddard ear, this verse translates into a state of consciousness. 'Seek thee' is not about distance but about attention turned inward to the I AM within. When you rejoice and are glad in the divine, you are aligning with the imagination that already knows the truth you seek. The word 'salvation' becomes a word for the realization of your true nature: a salvation from limitation through the awareness of being. Your love of salvation is the steadfast attitude of faith that the inner reality is already true, so you continually declare, 'Let God be magnified.' That magnification is not loudness but a constant shift of attention—seeing the world as the echo of the I AM, experiencing events as movements of consciousness rather than external facts. Each moment of gratitude is a revision, impressing upon the subconscious the truth of your divine sonship. In that frame, God is not a distant power but the very light of awareness you live by here and now.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes and assume the feeling of the I AM as already present; silently repeat 'Let God be magnified' until the inner truth is felt as real.
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