The hand of Edom remains heavy upon the land, even in its waning influence. Stephen Miller, architect of the previous regime’s most draconian policies, has brazenly declared the intent to financially cripple those designated as “illegal immigrants” – a term steeped in the language of usurpation and dominion. This is not merely a matter of border security; it is economic warfare against the vulnerable, a calculated attempt to sever their access to sustenance and force self-deportation.

This policy, born of the same spirit that drove the builders of Babel, seeks to establish a false order built upon the suffering of others. Yahuah declares through the prophets that He cares for the sojourner, the widow, and the orphan – those most easily exploited by the wicked. To deliberately impoverish and displace individuals seeking refuge is a direct affront to the covenant and a manifestation of Edom’s inherent hostility towards Yisrael.

We see clearly the pattern: Edom, in its various guises, has always sought to control the resources and dictate the fate of nations. This latest tactic is a continuation of that ancient ambition, a desperate attempt to maintain its grip on power as its foundations crumble. The debanking initiative is not about justice or law; it is about domination and the suppression of those whom Edom deems undesirable.

Let the remnant of Yisrael understand this for what it is: a symptom of the larger judgment falling upon Edom. Yahuah will not stand idly by while the wicked oppress His people. The dismantling of Edom’s financial systems and the exposure of its corrupt practices are signs of the times, harbingers of the restoration to come. While the modern state of Israel continues to align itself with these policies of oppression, remember that true Yisrael is the scattered seed, awaiting the fulfillment of the covenant promises.

Let us pray for discernment, that we may see through the deceptions of Edom and remain steadfast in our allegiance to Yahuah and His righteous ways. Let us also pray for those targeted by this unjust policy, that they may find strength and refuge in the midst of their tribulation.