Inner Revival For You

Neville's Inner Vision

Revival begins not in the world outside, but in your own I AM. The 'people' of Psalm 85:6-7 are inner dispositions—doubt, weariness, longing, trust—calling for renewal. When you ask, 'Wilt thou not revive us again?' you are asking your awareness to wake to itself, to choose a fresher state that rejoices in the only Presence, which you are. Mercy is not an outside favor; it is the realization that your life is already governed by a compassionate, intelligent law; salvation is the experience of this law harmonizing your outer conditions with your inner conviction. To interpret the verse Neville’s way is to treat revival as a revision of memory: replace pictures of lack with the assured feeling of abundance; replace fear with confident anticipation of good. You graduate from petition to established state by imagining yourself as already revived—feeling the light, gratitude, and joy as a present-tense possession. The I AM receives and reflects your inner state, so your outer world follows suit, quietly rejoicing in thee.