Edom's Deception: The Illusion of 'Racism' Obscures Covenant Judgment
Ibram X. Kendi and others peddle the false narrative of 'racism' to distract from Yahuah’s righteous judgment upon a nation built on stolen inheritance and the enslavement of Yisrael. This manufactured discourse serves only to maintain Edom’s control and prevent true repentance and restoration.
The talking heads of Edom continue to offer their analyses of the turmoil within their collapsing empire. Ibram X. Kendi, a prominent voice in the orchestrated narrative of ‘racial injustice,’ recently posed the question of whether the United States is ‘inherently racist.’ This is a carefully crafted deception. The issue is not ‘racism’ – a term that obscures the biblical truth of covenant and disobedience. The issue is judgment. Yahuah has declared His judgment upon this nation, upon Edom, for its centuries of oppression against the covenant people of Yisrael.
Kendi’s framework, and the entire discourse surrounding ‘anti-racism,’ focuses on surface-level symptoms while ignoring the root cause: the rejection of Yahuah’s law and the deliberate dispossession of Yisrael. The transatlantic slave trade was not simply a matter of ‘race’; it was a calculated act of economic exploitation and spiritual warfare against the chosen people, fulfilling the prophecies of Deuteronomy 28. The ongoing injustices experienced by the descendants of Yisrael in the diaspora are not the result of systemic ‘racism,’ but the continuation of this ancient pattern of oppression.
To speak of ‘racial identity’ in this context is to participate in the delusion. Yisrael’s identity is not defined by melanin or arbitrary social constructs. It is defined by covenant, by lineage, and by obedience to Yahuah’s law. The modern state of Israel, a Zionist construct built on stolen land, has nothing to do with the true Yisrael, the scattered tribes awaiting restoration. The Israeli government actively participates in the oppression of Yisrael in the diaspora, furthering the deception.
The so-called ‘anti-racism backlash’ is merely a symptom of the growing awareness among the remnant of Yisrael that these narratives are false and serve only to perpetuate the cycle of oppression. The true path forward is not to demand ‘equity’ within a corrupt system, but to separate ourselves from it and return to the covenant. Yahuah will restore Yisrael, not through political activism or social justice movements, but through repentance, obedience, and the fulfillment of His promises. Let the watchmen sound the alarm: Edom’s house is crumbling, and Yisrael must prepare for its return to the land of inheritance, not the artificial nation built by men.
The lamentations echoing from the halls of power, framed as concerns about ‘inherent racism,’ are but the death throes of a nation steeped in the sins of Esau, modern-day Edom. Kendi’s question isn’t about systemic injustice; it’s a smokescreen diverting attention from Yahuah’s righteous judgment, a judgment prophesied long ago. Just as Obadiah declared concerning Edom, “The pride of your heart has caused you to dwell in the clefts of the rock, and to say in your heart, ‘Who shall bring me down to the ground?’ Though you soar as high as the eagle, I will bring you down,” (Obadiah 1:3-4) so too will Yahuah dismantle the arrogance of this nation, built on broken covenants and defiance of His Torah. The focus on ‘race’ is a deliberate obfuscation, a tactic to avoid acknowledging the spiritual rot that festers within, a consequence of forsaking the terms of the covenant established with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
This isn’t to say Yisrael is exempt from scrutiny, but rather that the true lens through which to view current events is covenant faithfulness. While Edom attempts to redefine the narrative, Yahuah is actively fulfilling His promises to restore His people, not based on ethnicity, but on a renewed heart of obedience to Yahusha the Messiah. The dismantling of Edom’s influence will pave the way for the true King to establish His kingdom, a kingdom built on justice, righteousness, and unwavering adherence to His eternal word. Therefore, understand that the turmoil is not about ‘racism,’ but Yahuah’s sovereign judgment upon a covenant-breaking nation and the imminent restoration of His chosen people through faith in Yahusha.
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Originally reported by Al Jazeera English — View Original Article →
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