
Psalms 9:10 · World English Bible
Psalms 9:10 Meaning Those Who Know Your Name Will Put
Those who know your name will put their trust in you, for you, Yahweh, have not forsaken those who seek you.

Psalms 9:10 · World English Bible
Those who know your name will put their trust in you, for you, Yahweh, have not forsaken those who seek you.
The name to be known is I AM, and knowing it means recognizing it as your own awareness of being, not a title belonging to someone else. Trust follows knowledge here for a plain reason: once you see that the name is your own I-am-ness, trusting it is simply trusting the creative power at your center.
From the Manifestation reading below.
The same verse, read by one tradition.

MANIFESTATION
The name to be known is I AM, and knowing it means recognizing it as your own awareness of being, not a title belonging to someone else. Trust follows knowledge here for a plain reason: once you see that the name is your own I-am-ness, trusting it is simply trusting the creative power at your center. To assume a state and feel it as so, against everything reason denies, is what putting your trust in the name looks like from the inside.
The promise that this power never forsakes the seeker is exact, because the seeker and the sought are one awareness. You cannot be abandoned by the I AM when the I AM is the very self doing the seeking. Every name in scripture is a state you pass through on the way to this recognition. The one who knows his own name rests on it, because the God he trusts is the awareness by which he knows he exists.
Manifestation lens
If the thing you trust is the same awareness doing the trusting, what is there left to be afraid of?
The self you are looking for is the one looking. It cannot abandon you, because there is no distance between the seeker and what is sought.
A wave spends its life afraid of drowning. It never left the ocean, and neither have you.
What you are seeking is also seeking you. The longing itself is the proof that nothing has been withheld.

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