Jacob and Esau: The Final Battle

7 Kislev 5782

Christianity - in all its forms - is the progeny of Esau.  That is a fact.  And to this day, Esau has been trying to recover the birthright he sold to his brother Jacob.  Here at the End of Days, this battle is reaching its peak.  Seeing that he could not defeat, remove or replace his brother, Esau has resorted to assimilating him until there remains no separate, distinct Nation of Israel.  

We must be particularly wary in these final days of this final battle, because the isolation required of us at this time in history is what is necessary to deliver us to the final, ultimate redemption. Esau, along with all the other enemies of G-d in this world, will do anything to bring us into relationship with them, into joining together with them, whether it is to fight for the freedom and human rights we see threatened by the plandemic, or whether it be in support of Jewish sovereignty and the building of the Third Temple.

They are not us, we are not them and we will never be ONE, but forever separate.  This is by Divine edict.  Separation is the key to redemption and either we will separate ourselves from them or HKB"H will do it for us.  If He has to do it, it will be ever so much more painful [no reason to wonder why antisemitism is at all-time highs].

Following is some updated info for your consideration.  This is Esau at work among us.  Be vigilant, be discerning, be aware, be strong, be true to HKB"H and to His plan and desire for His Holy Nation.

From its very beginning, Christianity had nothing original going for it.  Its only reason for being was as the antithesis of Judaism - its New Testament is anti-Judaism and its Christ was in reality anti-Christ as the word is Greek for Messiah.

Present-day Christianity is nothing if it does not have its own rip-offs from the Jewish world.  Here is the latest...

WHO IS CAFI?

The Christian Agency for Israel seeks to be the world’s leading promoter in the facilitation of Christian fundraising for the people and land of Israel. CAFI provides opportunities for Christians to bless Israel and the Jewish people living there or in the Diaspora. Working together as Jews and Christians, we are able to accomplish our mission by partnering in projects, activities, and enterprises that are valuable in the work of aliyah and absorption.

A rip-off of the famed "Jewish Agency" to be sure.  As you can see from the above, it even claims to have the same aim as the Jewish Agency - promoting aliyah - but if you read further, you will discover that it is a purely missionary organization which even seeks to include Jews as "partners" to assist with the Christian missionary agenda.  Hashem yerachem! 

According to CAFI:  "God keeps His promises to Israel through Christians...."  And they aren't the only ones making this claim.  Tommy Waller of HaYovel makes essentially the same claim.  Apparently, they believe that since Jews are lacking a relationship with Yeshu, they can't complete the connection to God, ergo it is the role of the "Nations" via the "Church" to intercede on our behalf and act as the necessary "adapter" to make the connection possible.  [See the following video.]

The "many" Jews he speaks of who believe in this unity between Jews and Christians want to tell us that the old ways are gone and a new path is being forged - the redemptive path - which no longer bids us to maintain the ages-old "separation."  And that, in fact, nobody can be redeemed until we give that up and join together with them.

Nothing could be further from the truth.  It is in the merit of this very separation that we will be redeemed - just like our ancestors who remained separate from the Egyptians.  If anyone comes to you with this mistaken idea, just remind them of the Havdalah prayers we say each and every week...

"Blessed are You, our G-d, King of the Universe

Who separates between holy and profane, between

Light and darkness, between

Israel and other nations, between

The Sabbath day and the six working days...."

As long as there remains an unbreachable barrier between holiness and profanity, light and darkness; as long as there remains a division between the Sabbath and the six working days, Israel, as well, must remain separate from the nations of the world.