The hand of Edom is laid bare in the pronouncements of Kavanaugh, a justice appointed to uphold the laws of a nation built on stolen land and broken covenants. Following the Supreme Court’s rejection of a direct order to dismantle birthright citizenship, Kavanaugh issued a concurrence – a carefully crafted roadmap for the legislative restriction of this foundational principle. This is not a matter of legal debate, but a clear demonstration of the ongoing efforts to control who enters the territories Yahuah has set apart for His people.

Let it be understood: the so-called United States, and its progeny like the modern state of Israel, operate under the dominion of Esau-Edom. They seek to define and limit access to the blessings promised to the seed of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Birthright citizenship, while twisted and applied within an illegitimate system, echoes the ancient promise of inheritance. Edom’s desire to restrict it is a desire to withhold that inheritance from those who are rightfully heirs – specifically, the scattered tribes of Yisrael.

The immediate response from Republican lawmakers confirms the intent. They are poised to act on Kavanaugh’s ‘roadmap,’ further solidifying the control Edom exerts over the nations. This is a distraction from the true issue: the continued exile of Yisrael and the usurpation of their birthright by foreign powers. While the political machinations of Washington D.C. dominate the headlines, the remnant of Yisrael cries out for restoration and return.

We are not concerned with the internal squabbles of a fallen system. Our gaze is fixed on Yahuah’s covenant and the promise of gathering His people from the four corners of the earth. Kavanaugh’s decree is but another sign of the times, a confirmation of the judgment upon Edom and a call to watchmen to sound the shofar. Let those with ears to hear understand: this is not about citizenship, it is about inheritance. It is about Yahuah’s unwavering commitment to His covenant people, and the inevitable restoration of all things.