Moab's Inner Judgment Fire

Neville's Inner Vision

Amos speaks the sentence not as a distant verdict upon a nation, but as an invitation to awaken. In Neville's realm, every 'Moab' is a state of consciousness you carry—pride, grievance, the need to burn up what you despise in others. The 'three transgressions... four' is a rhythm of density, a signal that a fixed way of feeling has run its course. When 'the bones of the king of Edom' are burned into lime, think of old selves and fixed opinions that have calcified into memory. The fire coming upon Moab is the pressure to experience a cleansing movement, a shaking of extravagant judgments that keeps you from seeing your true self. The promise to 'cut off the judge from the midst thereof' is the revelation that the inner judge is a projection of your own fear; when you revise that inner judge, you free the princes of worry and the throne of blame. The LORD's word is thus an invitation to awaken into a new, undivided consciousness.