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The curse of supremacy

Whiteness and white supremacy is a feedback loop and shows Gods genius in his reap/sow principle. Let me explain. 

Jesus name, likeness, and purpose was co-opted to promote colonization by white races; even though the man was black and preached peace. The level of slander is planet sized as it includes promoting the enslavement and dehumanization of his own bloodline and those that happened to look like them; as well as, using His name to justify that inhumanity. 


Yeshuah’s response to this slander is elegant when looking at it from atop the spiritual mountain. 


So over the centuries, the white races obtained supremacy which is in itself a big lie intermingled with Jesus name. This is a supremacy that is now a noose around the neck of anyone who decides to actively work within it. It has become the curse and it is very difficult to shed. The pain and treachery white supremacy has caused is being firmly tattooed onto the skin of those who happen to look like the forefathers who promoted the lie for personal gain. This doesn’t mean that all white folks are condemned but the amount of work they have to do to overcome supremacy takes soul changing effort… which may be the point.


White supremacists are scrambling because God is stirring the pot and judgement is being poured out. But this judgement is the supremacy itself. A few wake up to the facts but are soon overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of the wrongs and how hard it is to put down the mantle of supremacy they now have.


What’s the cost of earning supremacy by slandering the name and purpose of God? Is it worth it?


This slander has been condemned by God. So every wrong, injustice, system, weapon, action born out of white supremacy buries the action taker that much deeper in God’s judgement and frees its victim.


White supremacy will die in its supremacy because that’s its nature. It doesn’t turn a new leaf. It eats itself. Yeshuah is just letting it do its thing because the pain it causes comes to nothing. 

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