The Inner Strings Of Worship
Psalms 92:3 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Psalms 92 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
Psalm 92:3 names the use of stringed instruments in worship and calls for a solemn sound as part of sacred praise. It presents worship as ordered, audible reverence.
Neville's Inner Vision
Psychologically, Psalm 92:3 is not about the physical gear, but about states of consciousness that respond to disciplined imagination. The ten strings, the psaltery, the harp symbolize facets of your inner self—memory, imagination, will, feeling, belief, intention, perception, speech, action, and awareness—each tuned to a single note: I AM. When you imagine the music, you are practicing unity within, choosing a solemn, reverent mood instead of distraction. The presence of God is described not as a distant temple but as your own awakened awareness; as you maintain the sound of gratitude and faith, the I AM settles in and shapes your world. Worship becomes a discipline of feeling-real, a revision of circumstance by aligning your inner tempo with the divine tempo. Thus the verse teaches that true worship is internal; your life echoes the harmony you cultivate inside.
Practice This Now
Imaginative act: Sit quietly and imagine you are holding a ten-string instrument, tuning each string to a single note—the I AM. Feel the solemn chord reverberate through your thoughts and let the sense that you already possess what you seek become real.
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