Debir Cleared Within

Neville's Inner Vision

To me, Debir is an inner city of belief I have not yet surrendered. When Joshua returns with Israel, I witness awareness entering that belief and razing it with the edge of a clear decision. The act of taking Debir and destroying the souls within is not external violence but the cutting of a stubborn thought-form that claims power over my life. The pattern—as with Hebron and Libnah—shows that once a lie is exposed and faced, the entire system dissolves. There, the 'king' of Debir represents a fixed identity I have allowed to govern my actions and fate. The utter destruction means I no longer grant that identity space to operate in my mind; the cities and their populations are habits dissolved by the decisive ray of awareness. By aligning with Joshua, I align with the I AM, and the inner landscape is cleared for a higher move of justice and holiness. The result is a renewed field of consciousness where obedience and faithfulness become living reality, not distant promise.