Inner Seasons of Psalm 74
Psalms 74:15-17 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 74 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The psalm presents God as sovereign over fountains, floods, day and night, and the cycles of summer and winter, establishing an ordered world. These images reveal an inner order governing the outward world.
Neville's Inner Vision
When I read Psalm 74:15-17, I hear the I AM cleaving fountain and flood within, not a distant miracle but the dressing of my own consciousness. The rivers I thought were fixed bend and dry when I awaken to the truth that God is the sovereign will behind every event; the day and the night, the light and the sun, are not strangers passing through a world of chance, but guests already named by my awareness. The borders of the earth I fear I cannot cross are simply the boundaries I have agreed to in my mind; I can redraw them the moment I align with the truth that I am the creator of my scenes. Summer and winter become not seasons of weather alone but patterns of desire, rest, and renewal that I invite by belief. As I conceive the conditions, the outer world mirrors them, confirming the inner order that never leaves my side.
Practice This Now
In a quiet moment, assume the role of the I AM that sets the borders of your world, and feel it real. Then repeat: 'The day and the night are mine to order; the seasons bend to my awareness,' and visualize a boundary receding as you walk through into your desired life.
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