Captain Yawasap’s class focused on exploring the prophetic and historical significance of scripture, particularly examining biblical passages like Hosea 12:10, Revelation 12, and Habakkuk 1:6. The lesson highlighted how the Bible uses symbolism, prophecy, and history to reveal spiritual truths and connect them to modern events. The teachings emphasized the role of nations like Esau, Chaldeans, and Amalekites in biblical and historical contexts, identifying their influence in shaping today’s world. He stressed the importance of understanding prophecy, rejecting false doctrines, and staying faithful amidst societal distractions. Through an in-depth analysis of historical events like the transatlantic slave trade, the Renaissance, and the rise of Western powers, the class underscored the need for spiritual repentance, faith in Yahawashi, and rebuilding the Israelite nation in preparation for the kingdom.


Outline

1. Introduction

• Importance of understanding biblical similitudes, prophecy, and history (Hosea 12:10, Job 11:6).
• The Bible’s poetic and allegorical nature.
• The concept of the “mystery of iniquity” and its connection to sin and death.

2. The Rise of the Chaldeans and Modern Sorcery

• Habakkuk 1:6: Symbolism of the Chaldeans as sorcerers and their modern parallels.
• Exploration of technological advancements and unethical practices (AI, cloning, space exploration).
• The spread of ideologies corrupting society (e.g., normalizing immorality).

3. America as Mystery Babylon

• Isaiah 47:1: Identification of America as the “virgin daughter of Babylon.”
• Historical context of Babylonian systems of sorcery, conquest, and oppression.
• Zechariah 2 and the command to flee Babylon spiritually, rejecting its ideologies.

4. Esau and the Mystery of Wickedness

• Ezekiel 21:25–27: Prophecy of Esau’s rise and Israel’s fall from power.
• Malachi 1:2–4: God’s hatred for Esau and their role as the “border of wickedness.”
• Historical overview: Esau’s dominance during the Renaissance and subsequent global conquests.

5. Historical Context and Prophetic Fulfillment

• Alexander the Great and the rise of the Macedonians (1 Maccabees 1:1).
• Connection to Esau’s lineage and influence in global history.
• Biblical parallels between the Canaanites, Amalekites, and modern Western powers.

6. Revelation 12: The Woman and the Dragon

• Symbolism of Israel as the woman and the dragon as Rome/Esau.
• Historical fulfillment: 70 AD destruction of Jerusalem and Israel’s dispersal.
• The role of the flood (doctrines and lies) in oppressing Israel.

7. Esau’s Global Influence

• Job 9:24 and Malachi 1: Esau’s role as the ruler of this age.
• The Vatican, Catholic Church, and Esau’s control over religion, education, and history.
• Wisdom of Solomon 14:22–26: Esau’s creation of false idols and moral corruption.

8. The End Times and Esau’s Fall

• Daniel 11:36–38 and 2 Thessalonians 2:3–9: Esau’s role in end-times prophecy.
• Revelation 12:7–17: War in heaven and the ultimate fall of the dragon (Esau’s empire).
• America’s destruction as the prophesied Lake of Fire (Isaiah 34:4, Revelation 6:12–14).

9. Call to Action for Israelites

• The importance of repentance, spiritual discipline, and rejecting false doctrines.
• Trusting in Yahawashi’s sacrifice and preparing for the kingdom.
• A warning against complacency and the dangers of falling back into worldly ways.

10. Closing Remarks

• Psalms 53 and Ezekiel 35:5: Reflections on Esau’s perpetual hatred for Israel.
• Encouragement for steadfastness in faith and the mission to rebuild the nation of Israel.

This outline summarizes the class’s key topics, integrating scriptural references, historical insights, and spiritual lessons for understanding and applying the teachings.

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