Inside Zion: Judgment of Peace
Psalms 76:1-9 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 76 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 76 shows God in Zion, whose presence defeats warlike power and brings judgment that saves the meek. It invites the inner awakening that the I AM can quell fear and disarm every arrow of the mind.
Neville's Inner Vision
Within your inner Zion, God is known as the I AM—the awareness that stands behind every fear and every clang of battle. The arrows of the bow and the shield are not external weapons but memories and images you carry in consciousness. When you repent of blaming the world and turn to the livingness of I AM, the mighty are cast into a dead sleep by the very rebuke of your inner God. The mountains of prey become phrases in imagination; height and strength lose their thrill as you realize that the real power that moves them is your own inner decree. The stouthearted, too, fade as fear yields to reverent awe, and the mind hears heaven's judgment as a still, quiet voice within. When God arises in your awareness to judge, He saves the meek—the patient, the humble, the receptive. This is not conquest of others but the victory of your own consciousness over contention, preserving peace as the earth is still before your realization.
Practice This Now
Sit quietly, close your eyes, and assume the feeling 'I AM in Zion'—the awareness that disarms fear. Repeat silently: 'God is known in Judah; my awareness now tames the arrows of the mind and awakens the meek to their true power.'
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