The fracturing we witness in the nations – the exposing of Edom’s hand in the political machinations of Babylon, the internal struggles within Yisrael, the suppression of truth-tellers – these are not isolated incidents. They are birth pangs, signs of a world system groaning under the weight of its rebellion against Yahuah. And within this chaos, Yisrael is called to a singular purpose: to reclaim the rhythm of covenant time, to walk in the light of Yahuah’s appointed *moedim*. We are not simply observers of prophecy; we are participants in its unfolding, and our faithfulness to the ancient path is paramount.

The Broken Covenant and the Lost Reckoning

For generations, Yisrael has allowed itself to be swept along by the currents of the nations, adopting their calendars, their feasts, their ways of marking time. This is not mere cultural assimilation; it is a severing of the covenant bond, a rejection of the very framework through which Yahuah reveals His purposes. Consider the words of Yirmiyahu (10:2-3): “Thus says Yahuah: ‘Do not learn the way of the Gentiles, nor be dismayed by the signs of heaven, for the Gentiles are dismayed by the