End of Moab's High Places
Jeremiah 48:35 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Jeremiah 48 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
The LORD declares He will cause the high-place offerings and the burning of incense to Moab's gods to cease.
Neville's Inner Vision
Consider Moab as a state of consciousness, a habitual worship of outer symbols. When the LORD says He will cause it to cease, He is teaching you that these outward rites are not real power, only a reflection of belief. The 'high places' are the fixed thoughts you adore as more real than your own I AM; the 'incense' is the repeated petitions you send to those beliefs as if they could grant you life. In truth, the I AM—the inmost awareness you embody—can dissolve these gestures by a single act of revision: 'I no longer need these idols; I am complete now.' As you assume this end of ritual, the urge to perform fades; consciousness reorders itself, and the inner sanctuary remains untouched, radiant and serene. This cessation is not punishment but liberation: a lifting of attention from illusion to reality. Remain in the sense of complete presence, and you will find that the temple within is always open, and the external ceremonies lose their hold on you.
Practice This Now
Close your eyes, breathe into the space of your awareness, and assume that all outward high places and incense have ceased; feel yourself resting in the I AM, the inner temple intact.
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