Inner Deliverance Psalm 81:5-7
Psalms 81:5-7 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 81 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The passage recalls God delivering Israel from bondage and burdens, answering cries in trouble, and testing faith at Meribah; it stands as a testimony of divine providence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider this psalm as a manual for the inner man. Joseph stands for your higher self, planted in bondage of fear as your present state, going out through the inner Egypt of limitation. The strange language you hear is the ego's old script, intelligible to no one but your former self. Then the I AM speaks: I remove the shoulder from the burden; I lift the hands from pots—meaning, the laboring, grasping effort is released by a higher state of consciousness acknowledging truth. When you call in trouble, I deliver you; I answer in the secret place of thunder, the quiet coherence of awareness beyond mental noise. I prove you at the waters of Meribah—moments of apparent testing become tests of faith in your ability to live from the inner kingdom of I AM. This is not external history but an inner revision: you are already free, you simply align with the memory of your deliverance until it feels real. Your state of consciousness, lived from now, becomes the testimony that leads your life.
Practice This Now
Imaginative Act: Assume the feeling of being delivered now; revise any burden as lifted and listen for the inner thunder that answers you. Then dwell in the taste of freedom.
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