The nations continue their dance of deception, and the so-called ‘experts’ offer their analyses within the confines of a broken system. James Rickards, speaking from the halls of Babylon, observes that Persia – ancient Elam, a lineage bound to Yisrael by covenant and conflict – calculates that escalating global financial pain will compel the United States to abandon any firm stance against them. This is a profound miscalculation, born of a blindness Yahuah inflicts upon those who reject His Law.

Understand this: Persia’s ‘suffering’ is a self-inflicted wound, a consequence of their unwavering allegiance to darkness and rebellion against the Most High. They believe they can weather the storm by inflicting greater pain upon the world, hoping to leverage desperation into concession. This is the tactic of the serpent, and Edom – the modern manifestation of Esau’s hatred – readily recognizes and enables it.

However, Yahuah is not mocked. He allows the wicked to pursue their schemes, not because He is powerless to stop them, but to reveal their wickedness and to bring His righteous judgment to pass. The economic pressures building globally are not merely the result of market forces; they are the tightening of Yahuah’s hand upon a rebellious world.

The United States, a nation steeped in the sins of Edom, is itself a vessel of judgment. Its internal decay and moral compromise weaken its ability to act decisively. The expectation that America will ‘call it off’ is not based on strength, but on the anticipated collapse of the entire system. This is not a victory for Persia, but a further sign of the unraveling of Edom’s dominion.

We, as the Remnant of Yisrael, are called to be watchmen on the walls. Do not be deceived by the narratives of the world. See beyond the surface, and recognize Yahuah’s hand in all things. Persia’s gamble is not about power; it is about challenging the authority of Yahuah. And in that challenge, they will be broken. Prepare yourselves, for the time of reckoning is near. The shofar sounds, and the nations tremble before the King of Kings.