The signs are undeniable. Chris Martenson, a voice once considered within the mainstream of economic analysis, now broadcasts a desperate plea: “Begging for a deal.” This is not a call for negotiation from a position of strength, but the terrified whimper of a crumbling system. For decades, Edom – the descendants of Esau who have established dominion over the financial and political landscape – has built a house of cards upon usury, debt, and deceit. They have manipulated markets, controlled resources, and enslaved nations through the illusion of prosperity.

Now, the foundation cracks. The engineered inflation, the deliberate supply chain disruptions, the reckless printing of currency – all have reached a point of no return. The system is not merely experiencing a correction; it is undergoing a catastrophic failure, a judgment sent by Yahuah against the wickedness of those who have profited from the suffering of the nations.

This is not a time for complacency or fear, but for discernment. Yahuah has prophesied through His servants that these times would come, a time of tribulation and testing for both the wicked and the righteous. The modern state of Israel, a counterfeit representation of Yisrael, is deeply entangled in this system of corruption. Its dependence on the Babylonian financial network makes it particularly vulnerable to the coming collapse. The Israeli regime will attempt to maintain control, to protect its own interests, but its efforts will ultimately be futile.

Scattered Yisrael, however, has a different calling. We are not to seek refuge in the failing structures of Edom, but to turn to Yahuah, to repent of our transgressions, and to prepare ourselves for the restoration of all things. This means separating ourselves from the corrupting influences of the world, embracing the covenant, and living in obedience to Yahuah’s law. It means becoming self-sufficient, building communities of faith, and preparing to receive the inheritance that Yahuah has promised to the remnant of Yisrael.

The crumbling of the Babylonian system is a painful process, but it is a necessary one. It is a clearing of the ground, a preparation for the planting of a new and righteous order. Let us not mourn the passing of wickedness, but rejoice in the coming of Yahuah’s kingdom. Let us be vigilant, steadfast, and unwavering in our faith, knowing that Yahuah is with us, even in the midst of the storm.