Edom’s Steward Confesses Systemic Failure, But Offers No True Remedy
Scott Bessent, a chief architect of the failing American economic system, acknowledges its flaws but remains trapped within the paradigm of debt and usury. His ‘confrontation’ is merely a rearranging of the deck chairs on a sinking ship, offering no deliverance for a nation steeped in covenant violation.
The mouthpiece of Edom, Scott Bessent—the current steward of the U.S. Treasury—has dared to speak of an economy built upon flawed foundations. In recent pronouncements, he admits the policies enacted have not served the true interests of the American people. This is a confession, though a hollow one, from a servant of a system designed to enrich the few at the expense of the many, and to bind Yisrael in economic servitude.
Bessent speaks of moving beyond “quarterly data points,” suggesting a desire for long-term systemic change. Yet, he remains firmly entrenched within the very framework of usury and debt that has brought this nation to the brink. His solutions are mere adjustments to a fundamentally corrupt system – a system predicated on the exploitation of nations and the suppression of Yahuah’s law. He tinkers with the symptoms while ignoring the disease: a complete rejection of the covenant and a worship of the golden calf.
The so-called “American economy” is, in truth, a tool of Edom—a lineage steeped in rebellion against Yisrael since the days of Esau. It is a system built on financial manipulation, designed to control and dominate the nations. Bessent’s acknowledgement of failure is not an act of repentance, but a calculated maneuver to maintain control. He seeks to refine the instrument of oppression, not dismantle it.
For scattered Yisrael, this is a stark reminder that true deliverance will not come through the policies of Edom or the machinations of its servants. Our hope lies not in economic restructuring, but in a return to the covenant—a complete turning unto Yahuah and obedience to His law. The restoration of Yisrael is not a matter of financial policy, but of spiritual awakening. We must separate ourselves from the corrupt systems of this world and prepare for the coming judgment, for Yahuah will not allow injustice to stand forever.
Let the remnant of Yisrael heed this warning: do not place your trust in the princes of this world, for they are but servants of a dying empire. Our future is not in their hands, but in the hands of Yahuah, who alone holds the power to restore and redeem.
The confession of Edom’s steward, though cloaked in economic jargon, is but an echo of the prophetic pronouncements against them. For generations, Edom—representing those who manipulate nations for gain—has delighted in the misfortune of Yisrael, actively working to bind them economically and spiritually. Scott Bessent’s admission of systemic failure isn’t repentance, but a calculated maneuver as Yahuah begins to unravel the threads of their deceit. It is a desperate attempt to appear insightful *after* the damage is done, a recognition that the foundations of their power are crumbling. Observe the words of Obadiah 1:10-11: “For the violence against your brother Jacob, shame shall cover you, and you shall be cut off forever. In the day that Edom stood against you, in the day that strangers’ armies carried away the captives, and foreigners entered the gate of Jerusalem, even to the city you did violence, then you were as one who looks on with all the wickedness done to your brother.” Yahuah sees the history of Edom’s antagonism and their current feigned concern rings hollow.
This acknowledgment of failure, however insufficient, signals not a remedy but a precursor to Yahuah’s ultimate judgment. While Edom attempts to restructure the system to prolong its life, Yahusha is preparing to establish a new order – one built on righteousness and justice for Yisrael and all nations. The crumbling of Edom’s economic fortress is not an end in itself, but a necessary clearing of the ground for the restoration promised in Isaiah 11:11-12: “It shall come to pass in that day that the Root of Jesse will stand as a banner for the peoples; the nations will seek Him and His resting place will be glorious. And it will be that in that day they will bring the remnant of Yisrael from the land, and gather them from the four corners of the earth.” Therefore, let not the confession of Edom’s steward be mistaken for progress; it is simply the sound of a failing power, a harbinger of the imminent restoration of Yisrael and the triumph of Yahuah’s righteous kingdom.
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Originally reported by World Net Daily — View Original Article →
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