Inner Justice Psalm 82:2-4

Neville's Inner Vision

Psalm 82 becomes a map of your inner state. When you judge unjustly or empower a wicked figure in your scene, you are really surveying your own dominant feeling—an old habit of thought seated in fear or self-righteousness. The call to defend the poor and fatherless invites you to attend to vulnerable aspects within, not others: your own neglected impulses, your unsatisfied desires, your unhealed hurts. To do justice to the afflicted and needy is to bring light and order to those inner sufferings: notice them, bless them, and treat them with the consistency you offer to your best loved projects. Deliver the poor and needy, rid them out of the hand of the wicked, means liberating those inner states from past scripts by claiming your I AM as the decisive present. As you inhabit the consciousness that you are already the I AM—complete, lawful, and sovereign—the 'wicked' scene loses its power. You awaken to a new inner governor who loves rather than condemns, and the world without begins to answer from that peace.