The I AM Worship Emerges

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Neville Goddard mode, the Lord is the I AM within you. 'Who shall not fear thee' is not about external dread but the state of awareness that recognizes itself. To 'glorify thy name' is to give all attention to the I AM, to treat your inner life as sacred; holiness is not a distant attribute but an inner alignment—the sense that you are entire, complete, one with the Divine Self. 'All nations shall come and worship before thee' represents the many parts of you—thoughts, feelings, memories, plans—coming into harmony before your central I AM. 'Thy judgments are made manifest' means the decisions you make in awareness reveal themselves in your events; inner discernment becomes outer structure. When you dwell in the I AM and view every trait as a facet bowing in reverence, the perceived judgments (choices, consequences) appear clearly, not as punishment but as revealed order showing you your true unity. Your inner observer witnesses, and the world answers from within you; you awaken to a holy, unified field where opposition dissolves as you claim your dominant state—awareness as ruler, life as its exhibition.