Jeremiah's Inner Lion and Eagle

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold, the verse is not a map of distant places but a manual for your inner life. The lion rising from the Jordan is your life-force suddenly facing the stronghold of fear and habit within. God’s declaration that He will make the hunter run away from her means your belief that time and outcome are decided by a power within you greater than your old self. The question Who is like me? and Who will appoint me the time? invites you to an inner recognition: you are the I AM that names your moments and asserts dominion over your inner weather. The shepherd who stands before God is your inner guard, the quiet sense that orders your days. When the earth moves at the fall of their noise, you feel the outer world tremble as you release judgment and surrender to changed conviction. Then the eagle comes, spreading wings over Bozrah—the elevated perspective of awareness that can oversee every fortress you once feared. In that day, the heart of the mighty men becomes as a woman's pangs: fear yields to a fearless, clear consciousness that reigns from within.