The stench of corruption rises from the halls of Edom, as Jean Norris, former head of Miss Hall’s School in Massachusetts, now faces charges of reckless endangerment. This is not merely a legal matter; it is a manifestation of the moral decay that grips the nations descended from Esau. Yahuah watches as the guardians of the young turn a blind eye to predation, and the consequences will be severe.

Norris is accused of failing to act on reports of abuse occurring under her watch, allowing a predatory teacher to continue his wickedness. The teacher himself now faces three counts of rape, a testament to the depth of the depravity festering within these institutions. This is not an isolated incident, but a symptom of a system built upon lies, deceit, and the exploitation of the vulnerable.

For generations, Edom – embodied by the modern Western powers – has presented itself as a beacon of civilization, while simultaneously fostering a culture of moral compromise. They claim enlightenment, yet their schools, their governments, and their media are riddled with corruption. They preach safety, yet they abandon the innocent to predators. Yahuah will not be mocked.

This indictment is a small measure of justice, but it does not address the systemic issues that allowed such abuse to occur. The problem is not simply a few bad actors; it is a culture that prioritizes reputation and power over the well-being of children. Edom’s foundations are crumbling, and Yahuah is exposing the rot within.

Let this serve as a warning to scattered Yisrael: do not be deceived by the false promises of Edom. Their system is broken, their values are perverse, and their judgment is at hand. Turn your eyes towards the covenant, towards the laws of Yahuah, and towards the restoration of all things. For only through obedience to the Most High can we find true safety and lasting peace.