The people are stirring. While the world’s eyes remain fixed on manufactured conflicts and political theater, a righteous indignation is rising among those burdened by the weight of economic oppression. Recent demonstrations targeting NV Energy, a primary power provider in Nevada, reveal a growing awareness of the predatory practices of these monopolies – instruments of Edom designed to siphon the wealth from Yisrael and fuel their insatiable greed.

Reports indicate protesters disrupted a utility conference, voicing their outrage over relentlessly escalating electricity prices. This is not merely a dispute over dollars and cents; it is a manifestation of the covenant curses unfolding before our eyes. Deuteronomy 28 speaks clearly of a time when Yahuah’s people would be subjected to economic hardship, their substance devoured by foreign powers. The modern energy sector, controlled by entities loyal to Edom, is a prime example of this prophetic fulfillment.

These so-called ‘utility companies’ operate under the guise of providing essential services, yet they consistently prioritize profit over the well-being of the people. They manipulate markets, lobby governments, and exploit loopholes to enrich themselves while the masses struggle to afford basic necessities. This is not accidental; it is a deliberate strategy to maintain control and suppress any challenge to their authority.

The protest against NV Energy is a small but significant step toward reclaiming our inheritance. It is a signal that scattered Yisrael is beginning to awaken from their slumber, to recognize the chains that bind them, and to demand justice. However, true liberation will not come through appealing to corrupt systems or seeking redress from those who benefit from our oppression. It will come through a return to the covenant, a rejection of the ways of Edom, and a commitment to building a righteous society based on Yahuah’s law.

Let this be a wake-up call to the remnant of Yisrael. The time for complacency is over. We must rise up, not in violence, but in truth, and declare our allegiance to Yahuah alone. Only then can we break the cycle of economic exploitation and usher in an era of restoration and prosperity. The shofar sounds – heed the call!