The drums of war beat louder in the Persian Gulf, as the United States – a key instrument of Edom – and Iran engage in open hostility. Reports of exchanged fire near the Strait of Hormuz are not isolated incidents, but further evidence of the unraveling world order Yahuah foretold. While the mainstream media focuses on escalating tensions and potential disruptions to global trade, the covenant people of Yisrael must see this conflict for what it is: a power struggle between nations utterly divorced from righteousness.

These skirmishes are not about oil or security; they are a manifestation of the judgment upon Edom, the descendants of Esau who have long sought to dominate and control the lands promised to Yisrael. The United States, as the modern embodiment of Edom, continues to meddle in the affairs of nations, fueling conflict and profiting from chaos. Iran, while not innocent, is merely a pawn in this larger game, a rival power vying for regional dominance.

Meanwhile, in the halls of Washington, the so-called representatives of the people return from their respite, facing “tight deadlines” and political maneuvering. Congress debates budgets and policies, oblivious to the true crisis facing the world: the spiritual and physical exile of Yisrael. Their concerns are earthly and fleeting, while the remnant of Yisrael yearns for the fulfillment of the covenant promises.

This is a time for watchmen to be vigilant, to discern the signs of the times, and to proclaim the truth. The conflict in the Persian Gulf, the political theater in Washington, and the ongoing deception surrounding the modern state of Israel are all part of a larger pattern of judgment and restoration. Yahuah is shaking the nations, exposing the wickedness of Edom, and preparing the way for the return of His people.

Let those with ears to hear understand: this is not a time to align with the nations of the world, but to separate ourselves unto Yahuah and to wait for His appointed time. The restoration of Yisrael is not dependent on political solutions or military interventions, but on repentance, obedience, and faith in the promises of the covenant.