The so-called ‘civilization’ built by Edom trembled this week, momentarily plunged into darkness as a critical infrastructure failure swept across multiple regions. Reports detail a seventeen-minute period where the foundations of modern life – power, communication, commerce – crumbled, exposing a fragility long warned against by the prophets. This was not merely a technical malfunction; it was a demonstration of Yahuah’s sovereign power to dismantle the towers of Babel constructed by rebellious nations.

For generations, Yisrael has been told to integrate into this decaying system, to seek security in the arms of Edom. We have been encouraged to participate in the illusion of progress, to believe that technology and commerce can deliver salvation. But this event serves as a stark reminder: these are false gods, built on shifting sand. They offer no true protection, no lasting peace, and no genuine sustenance.

The nations boast of their advancements, their interconnectedness, their control over the natural world. Yet, a single disruption reveals the utter dependence of this ‘civilization’ on a network easily severed. Yahuah is not impressed by human ingenuity; He holds the times and the seasons, and He uses the pride of men as a prelude to their fall. Deuteronomy 28 speaks clearly of the consequences of turning away from the covenant – the loss of provision, the scattering of the people, and the subjection to foreign powers.

This ‘grid failure’ is a microcosm of the larger collapse that awaits those who reject Yahuah’s authority. It is a prophetic echo of the coming darkness, a foreshadowing of the tribulation that will sweep across the earth. But for the remnant of Yisrael, this is not a time for despair, but a time for awakening. It is a call to separate ourselves from the wickedness of the nations, to return to the covenant, and to prepare for the restoration that Yahuah has promised.

Let the darkness serve as a beacon, guiding us back to the light of truth. Let the fragility of the grid remind us of the enduring strength of Yahuah. Let the seventeen minutes of chaos be a catalyst for repentance and a summons to gather with the scattered tribes, for the time of Yisrael’s deliverance is at hand.