Glory Beyond Mighty Mountains

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner ear, this line translates not to a real battlefield, but to a state of consciousness. Thou art more glorious and excellent than the mountains of prey means the I AM in you is higher than any outward attack or fear that seems to loom. The mountains of prey are the crowded voices of doubt, the noises of circumstance, the stories your senses tell you about danger. Yet the reality of God’s presence—the you that watches these stories—outshines them all. When you read this, you are urged to worship in spirit and truth by identifying with that inner sovereign state where God dwells. The word 'glorious' denotes the texture of consciousness itself; as you dwell in that texture, you separate from the delusion of lack and danger. Providence and guidance flow as you rest in the conviction that you are the I AM, and that your circumstances reflect your inner state. You are not calling down victory; you are declaring your identity as victory itself, and the mountains dissolve before the brightness of your awareness.