The Inner Praise Call
Revelation 19:5 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Revelation 19 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
From the throne, a voice declares that all servants and all who fear God—great and small—should praise Him. The call applies to every stage of life and every condition of mind.
Neville's Inner Vision
Revelation 19:5 speaks not to an external ceremony but to the inner consent of consciousness to its own divine source. The throne is the center of awareness within you; the voice is the conviction that arises when you acknowledge that God is I AM. 'All ye his servants, and ye that fear him' represents every state of your being—your readiness, reverence, and humble openness. There is no separation between 'great' and 'small' here; both are inner dispositions, at ease or in longing, when they turn toward the one presence. To 'praise our God' is to feed the mind with honoring intention, to refuse doubt, and to dwell in the awareness that your imagination is the power by which you shape reality. When you imagine yourself as the one who speaks this praise, you are naming your own divine status. The inner voice invites you to align with the truth that you are already adored, protected, and guided by that same Presence.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, place a hand on your chest, and hear the inner throne announce, 'Praise our God.' Repeat, 'I am the I AM praising through me,' until a sense of reverent presence fills your awareness.
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