Jeremiah's Inner Covenant

Neville's Inner Vision

From the I AM's quiet center, this passage speaks not of distant punishment but of your own inner state. The LORD's words are the law of your consciousness: whenever you cling to wandering thoughts and habitual ritual while neglecting genuine alignment, the inner altar refuses your prayer and the mind assigns consequences in its own time. The "they" who fast and offer are inner patterns you have worn so long that the I AM cannot answer from them; the "not accept" is not a verdict upon you but a signal that you have mistaken form for reality. Jeremiah's invitation becomes a call to revision: stop praying for the old self's safety as if it were a solid thing, and turn toward the living presence within. When you align with the I AM—acknowledging awareness as the sole reality—the apparent famine, sword, and pestilence dissolve as outer reflections of inner contradiction. You do not need external ritual to be deemed 'acceptable'; you need to awaken to the truth you already are.