Haste of Help: Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe that the words poverty and need reflect a state of consciousness, not a fixed condition. When the psalmist says I am poor and needy, he announces a mindset that demands transformation. The I AM within is the true God, the only power present; the outer world merely reflects the inner belief. To make haste unto me is to declare a firm decision that the inner source responds without delay. O God, thou art my help and deliverer, points to the inner helper who is always present as the self you identify with. The cry O LORD, make no tarrying becomes a vow to align thoughts and feeling with the reality you intend to experience. In this light, prayer is not bargaining with a distant deity but turning attention inward to the living I AM, in whom all danger and lack vanish. When you hold this conviction, the sense of poverty dissolves and you perceive deliverance already here, not as a future event but as a present fact realized by your imagination.