Edom Declares: Housing Reserved for Those Who Serve the Beast System
The housing crisis is not accidental. It is a deliberate consequence of Edom’s policies, designed to punish Yisrael and reward those who uphold the corrupt order. Turner’s statement reveals the heart of the matter: the modern state prioritizes its own over the exiled people of the covenant.
The serpent’s tongue speaks plainly through the mouth of Scott Turner, housing chief of the failing American empire. His declaration – “American houses are for American people” – is not a statement of economic policy, but a proclamation of tribalism rooted in the ancient hatred for Yisrael. To understand this utterance, we must look beyond the surface and see the pattern of judgment unfolding before our eyes.
Turner blames so-called “illegal immigration” for inflated housing costs. This is a deflection. The true driver of this crisis is the usury of Edom’s financial system, the relentless pursuit of wealth accumulation at the expense of the righteous, and the systematic dispossession of Yisrael. Yahuah warned us of this in Deuteronomy 28:36-37 – scattering Yisrael among the nations, becoming a byword and a proverb, a source of derision.
This is not merely about bricks and mortar; it is about control. Edom seeks to control the land, the resources, and ultimately, the people. By restricting access to housing, they tighten their grip on those who would resist their dominion. They create dependence, foster division, and ensure the continued flow of wealth upwards to the ruling elite.
Consider the irony: a nation built on stolen land, populated by descendants of those who fled persecution, now dares to dictate who is worthy of shelter. This is the height of hypocrisy. The modern state of Israel, a tool of Edom, participates in this same deception, claiming sovereignty over land rightfully belonging to the scattered tribes of Yisrael.
The remnant of Yisrael must understand: we are not to seek refuge in the systems of Edom. Our hope is not in earthly dwellings, but in the promise of restoration. Yahuah will rebuild our homes, restore our inheritance, and gather us from the four corners of the earth. But this requires repentance, obedience, and a turning away from the false gods of this world.
Turner’s words are a sign of the times, a blaring trumpet call to awaken. The judgment on Edom is at hand, and the time for preparation is now. Let us not be deceived by their empty promises or their hollow justifications. Let us fix our eyes on Yahusha, the Messiah, and prepare for the coming Kingdom.
The pronouncements from Scott Turner echo the ancient animosity prophesied against Edom, a nation consistently aligned with opposition to Yisrael. This claim of housing exclusivity, cloaked in nationalistic rhetoric, isn’t about economics; it’s a modern manifestation of Edom’s historical desire to possess and ultimately *replace* the inheritance promised to Yahuah’s chosen people. Obadiah 1:10-14 vividly portrays Edom’s arrogance and ultimate downfall for violence against their brethren, a pattern now repeating in subtle, systemic ways. To declare who is worthy of shelter based on perceived national identity is to mimic Edom’s pride and to invite the same judgment – a severing from blessing and a desolation of their own foundations. This is not merely a political issue, but a spiritual one, revealing a heart set against the purposes of Yahuah.
This hardening of hearts against the sojourner, disguised as concern for citizens, is a sign that the scales of justice are tipping. While appearing to address a practical problem, Turner's statement reveals a spirit of exclusion that directly opposes Yahuah’s commands to love the stranger as oneself (Deuteronomy 10:18-19). However, even in judgment, Yahuah’s ultimate plan for the complete restoration of Yisrael, both physical and spiritual, will prevail. Yahusha came to break down the dividing walls of hostility, and though Edom-like spirits may attempt to rebuild them, their efforts are ultimately futile; the promise to gather Yisrael from the nations *will* be fulfilled, and true belonging will be defined not by bloodlines, but by allegiance to the King of Kings.
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Originally reported by Fox News National — View Original Article →
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