Moab Pride, Inner Kingdom

Neville's Inner Vision

Jeremiah's Moab is a symbol of a self-held kingdom—loftiness, arrogance, and the haughtiness of the heart. In Neville fashion, this is not a geographic boast but a state of consciousness you entertain. We hear the claim We have heard the pride and feel a sense of separation from God; yet the divine line I know his wrath, but it shall not be so reveals that judgment arises from consciousness, not fixed external facts. When you stand as the I AM—the unconditioned witness—you witness pride's claim and refuse its power. You do not fight the ego; you reassign the scene by accepting a new state until the old clingings dissolve. I revise within: I am the I AM, and pride is but a passing cloud before the sun of truth. Hold that humility, truthfulness, and faithfulness are your real conditions, and notice how the outer world begins to reflect that inner alignment. Judgment becomes inner discernment, and the inner kingdom governs what appears.