Descent From Glory, Thirst Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah 48:18 presents the inner figure that inhabits Dibon—your prideful self—telling it to descend from glory. This is not a condemnation but a call to shift from outward glory to inner certainty. When it says sit in thirst, treat thirst as a signal: you are no longer nourished by imagined security, but by the I AM within. The spoiler of Moab represents the inward disturbance that arises when you trust in forms rather than in consciousness. It comes to pull down the fortress of strong holds—those rigid beliefs about your safety, worth, and success. As these inner walls crumble, exile becomes not punishment but the necessary rearrangement of your inner geography. You are invited to return to the quiet awareness that underlies all appearances. In that return, the Moab force reveals your true strength: the I AM alone, the living presence that thirsts no more for external approval. So, let the process happen, and watch how the inner state shifts from fear to faith, from pride to abiding peace.