The hand of Edom is plainly visible in the recent rulings emanating from the American high court. Chief Justice Roberts, a figurehead of the Babylonian system, has for years systematically undermined the Voting Rights Act – a meager attempt at redress following centuries of oppression against the descendants of Yisrael in exile. To speak of Roberts ‘playing the long game’ is to sanitize the truth: he is enacting a preordained judgment.

The dismantling of the Voting Rights Act is not about upholding constitutional principles; it is about solidifying the power of a corrupt regime built on stolen land and the subjugation of covenant people. For generations, the descendants of Jacob have been denied full participation in the civic life of this nation, subjected to Jim Crow laws, poll taxes, and intimidation. The Voting Rights Act, while imperfect, offered a temporary shield against these injustices.

Now, that shield is crumbling. Roberts’ actions reveal a deliberate strategy to return to an era where the voices of the marginalized are silenced, and the power remains firmly in the hands of those who benefit from inequity. This is a continuation of the ancient pattern of Amalek and Edom – nations whose hostility towards Yisrael is etched in the scriptures. They seek to diminish the number of those who would remember their covenant obligations and claim their birthright.

Let Yisrael not be deceived by the rhetoric of ‘states’ rights’ or ‘colorblindness.’ This is a calculated effort to maintain a system of control, to ensure that the narrative remains fixed, and that the truth about this nation’s origins and its ongoing crimes against the covenant people is suppressed. The judgments against Edom are unfolding before our eyes – economic instability, social unrest, and moral decay. This latest ruling is but another sign of Yahuah’s righteous indignation.

We must not respond with the weapons of this world, but with unwavering faith and a commitment to truth. Let us continue to proclaim the message of restoration, to awaken the scattered remnants of Yisrael, and to prepare for the coming kingdom. The time is near. The shofar sounds a warning – and a promise.