Yisrael, hear the word of Yahuah! The crimson stain of Edom deepens upon the earth, not in conquest, but in exposure. For too long, the descendants of Esau have masked their enmity with the garments of power, weaving themselves into the fabric of nations, manipulating the levers of governance, and profiting from the suffering of Yaacob. But Yahuah, the righteous Judge, is laying bare their deeds. The stench of their corruption rises, a testament to the judgment foretold in Obadiah, Isaiah, and Jeremiah. We are witnessing not merely political scandal, but the unraveling of Edom’s carefully constructed dominion, a descent into shame that will cover them as the waters cover the sea (Obadiah 1:10).

The Ancient Enmity, Ever Present

The animosity between Yaacob and Esau is not a matter of mere sibling rivalry; it is a prophetic archetype. From the womb, Yahuah declared, “The elder shall serve the younger” (Genesis 25:23). This was not a prediction of personal servitude, but of national destiny. Edom, representing the worldly, fleshly power, was destined to be subject to Yisrael, the covenant people carrying the seed of the Messia