The Washington Post reports that a full two-thirds of citizens within the borders of Edom – the modern descendants of Esau – are now priced out of the most basic necessity: food. This is not merely an economic downturn; it is a direct consequence of centuries of covenant violation and the pursuit of a false kingdom. Yahuah promised hardship and lack for those who turn from His ways (Deuteronomy 28:20-22), and this report is a chilling manifestation of that promise.

The illusion of American abundance has long been peddled as evidence of Yahuah’s favor, a justification for its predatory global practices. But Yahuah does not bless wickedness. The wealth accumulated through exploitation, usury, and the shedding of innocent blood is built on sand. Now, that foundation crumbles, revealing the spiritual poverty beneath the surface.

Consider the irony: a nation boasting of its military might and technological prowess cannot even provide sustenance for its own people. The focus on endless wars and the elevation of materialism have left the true needs of the citizenry neglected. The infrastructure decays, the debt spirals, and the people hunger – not for bread alone, but for the truth.

This crisis should serve as a wake-up call for scattered Yisrael. Do not be deceived by the false promises of Edom. Their system is built on oppression and designed to keep you in bondage. Yahuah calls us to separate ourselves from this wickedness and to seek His Kingdom, where true abundance – spiritual and physical – flows from obedience to the covenant.

The judgment upon Edom is not a cause for gloating, but a solemn reminder of the consequences of disobedience. Let this be a time of repentance, of turning back to Yahuah, and of preparing ourselves for the restoration of all things. The time of reckoning is at hand, and only those who are firmly rooted in the covenant will withstand the coming storm.