by Miykael Qorbanyahu aka the End Time Scribe
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“Economic autonomy is the bedrock of freedom without which the exercise of other rights becomes problematic. Freedom of speech is beside the point to a man who is starving to death. Freedom of association rings hollow to a waitress who has to endure customers’ abuse in order to feed her children. Due process is irrelevant to someone who cannot afford the medicine necessary to live another day. The fundamental need of every human being is to provide for themselves. Freedom follows, as do ‘moral virtue, civilization, the arts, and sciences.'”
Wendy McElroy: An Introduction to The Satoshi Revolution
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In the heart of every mind of every body with every soul on Earth, there is a desire for fairness, equity, truth, justice, and love. This pulsation and longing is driven by the need for purpose, acceptance and justification. Coupled with this is an intrinsic need to experience abundance; something that the Lion of Judah, Yeshua ben Yoseph spoke of when informing his disciples that one of the goals of his mission was to come so that “we might have life, and that we might possess it beyond measure” (John 10.10b). And while some may sincerely take compromising steps to arrive at that end, what they fail to realize is that the ends, in fact, do not justify the means. For if so, then what we can expect is for this world to continue on its one-way path from the frying pan to the fire. However, as challenging as our days are, there presents unto us, the Household of Faith, an interesting solution—one rooted in both modern innovation and our ancient principles of Torah: a Kingdom-based cryptocurrency economic system for the Israelite community and beyond.
Let us recall this blessing conferred from Isaac ben Abraham to Jacob ben Isaac, “Therefore, Elohim give you of the dew of the heavens and the fatness of the earth, and plenty of grain and wine…” (Genesis 27.28). With the conference of blessing bestowed upon Jacob ben Isaac, a wellspring of spiritual and temporal power was stored up in his and his descendants’ souls. It was an invocation and initial installment of the authority that was to be assumed by Jacob, who later was named Israel after establishing self-mastery, that would cause for him and his progeny to steward a global monarchy presided over by YHWH, the eternal One and sovereign Creator of heaven, earth, sea and all that is in them. In this most auspicious moment from Genesis, we find the continuation of a legacy that was re-initiated with his grandfather Abraham, a man of honor and humility, nobility and wealth, power and prestige. These characteristics were to typify his Seed that was to issue forth from his loins, as they were to lead humanity into a blessed, blissful existence.
The prospects of a utopia, or heaven on earth, are distant from the hearts and minds of many. For some, however, the matter is one that is viewed as more of a when than an if. Israel, a people who were called to be a kingdom of priests and holy nation, is that some who have an expectation of such a reality manifesting on earth given their ability to demonstrate the aptitude and nature of supernal consciousness before the eyes of the world. Imbued with characteristics such as love, wisdom, understanding, mercy, judgment, beauty, victory, splendor, foundation and sovereignty, Israel knows well that the state of creation is the direct result of the quality of life created given the nature of interactions between souls.
As we all know, life for many of us has not been a crystal stair. These words from Harlem Renaissance poet Langston Hughes captures the ethos of existence for a people who have been marginalized and relegated to living a life of subsistence. Destitute and denied access to other amenities and luxuries of those who they dwell amongst in a land to which many were brought to bear the burdens of labor for the benefit of others, the so-called Negro has yet to rise to a level of being reflective of our inner greatness. But hold on, because in just a little while, a new day will dawn.
Resolved. Our condition as a people is in direct result of our infidelity to the covenant that our ancestors entered with the Elohim of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob on Mount Sinai. In fact, when you read all of the “signs that shall be upon us and our seed, forever…because we did not obey YaH our Elohim with joy and gladness of heart for our plenty,” it becomes clear that both our plight and redemption rest solely in the choices and actions we take. That we control the condition of our existence, at this point of our evolution, should be clear. In spite of the obstacles and seeming restrictions that we encounter, we nonetheless have opportunities to ameliorate our animation and uplift ourselves into opulence that we were promised to experience given our fulfillment of the obligation that we have with our heavenly Father and King. As the honorable Marcus Mosiah Garvey once stated, “Let the sky and God be our limit, and Eternity our measurement. There is no height to which we cannot climb by using the active intelligence of our own minds. Mind creates and as much as we desire in nature we can have through the creation of our own minds.”
The Historical Backdrop For The Need Of A Decentralized Financial System
To understand the necessity for a decentralized financial system for the Israelite community, we must first examine the historical backdrop of exclusionary practices by centralized financial institutions. After the Civil War, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) oversaw the creation of national banks, yet these banks systematically both excluded freed so-called African Americans from accessing capital and seized it from them. This financial exclusion and seizure persisted into the 20th century with the discriminatory policies of the New Deal.
During the New Deal era, redlining—a practice institutionalized by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA)—systematically denied Black families access to home loans, relegating them to segregated urban neighborhoods. Highways constructed during this period disappeared these communities, destroying financial ecosystems. Federal subsidies for suburbanization further entrenched racial wealth disparities by enabling White families to accumulate generational wealth through homeownership while excluding Black families.
Most recently, the real estate bubble and subprime mortgage crisis climaxing in 2008 targeted melanated peoples with predatory loans. These loans, designed to fail, resulted in mass foreclosures and a significant loss of wealth in Black communities. As Professor Lynisse Pantin highlights, the financial system’s history is one of systemic exclusion, rendering cryptocurrency a viable alternative for economic empowerment. She writes, though with a critical eye, that
“Cryptocurrency’s decentralized structure makes it uniquely positioned to circumvent traditional barriers and provide financial inclusion for historically marginalized groups.” (Pantin, 2020)
The Genesis of Cryptocurrency and Satoshi Nakamoto’s Vision
At the same time of the real estate crisis and major corporation bailouts led by then US President Barack Huessain Obama, Bitcoin’s creation by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008 was revolutionary. Nakamoto’s white paper, “Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”, introduced a decentralized ledger—the blockchain—to facilitate secure, transparent transactions without the need for middle men. In Nakamoto’s vision, cryptocurrency served as a response to the failures of centralized banking exposed during the 2008 financial crisis. He stated that
“The root problem with conventional currency is all the trust that’s required to make it work. The central bank must be trusted not to debase the currency, but the history of fiat currencies is full of breaches of that trust.” (Nakamoto, 2009)
By utilizing blockchain technology, Bitcoin eliminated the need for central banks and promoted financial autonomy. This aligns with the decentralized finance (DeFi) philosophy, which aims to democratize access to financial tools and empower individuals to reclaim control over their economic futures. As the Foundation for Economic Education article entitled Introduction to the Satoshi Revolution explains, Nakamoto envisioned a system where value was determined by transparency and consensus rather than manipulation historically entrenched in the central banking system.
Cryptocurrency’s promise extends beyond financial transactions; it fosters inclusion, education, and collaboration. As promotores of this cutting edge and revolutionary technology, House of Messiah Embassy is intent on exposing and educating Israelite merchants and consumers about cryptocurrency’s potential which is key to unlocking its transformative power. Through workshops, community events, and digital platforms, we can ensure the adoption of blockchain technology enhances collective economic strength.
Direct Democratic Engagement and Muammar Qaddafi’s Green Book
The decentralized principles of cryptocurrency resonate with ideas found in Muammar Qaddafi’s Green Book. Qaddafi advocated for direct democracy and equitable economic participation, rejecting exploitative systems that concentrated wealth and power in the hands of a few. He argued:
“The wealth of the society belongs to all its members, and there should be no individual claim to public property unless it is to meet the needs of the individual.” (Qaddafi, 1975)
Cryptocurrency embodies this philosophy by enabling communities to collectively own and govern their financial ecosystems. A Kingdom-based cryptocurrency can integrate these principles, ensuring equitable access to resources while fostering self-determination and sustainability. By employing smart contracts, digital agreements stored on the blockchain, individuals can participate in transparent, trustworthy exchanges that democratize economic opportunities.
A Torah-Based DeFi System for Israel
For the Israelite community, a decentralized financial system rooted in Torah principles is imperative to our collective redemption and liberation. The Torah mandates ethical financial practices, including:
– No Interest (Usury): “If you lend money to any of My people who are poor among you, you shall not be like a moneylender to him; you shall not charge him interest.” (Exodus 22:25)
– Release of Debts: “At the end of every seven years you shall grant a release of debts.” (Deuteronomy 15:1)
– Fair Weights and Measures: “You shall have a perfect and just weight, a perfect and just measure.” (Deuteronomy 25:15)
– Truth in Dealings: “You shall not steal, nor deal falsely, nor lie to one another.” (Leviticus 19:11)
A Kingdom-based cryptocurrency would institutionalize these principles through smart contracts and transparent governance mechanisms. As The Political Theology of Bitcoin explains, decentralized systems inherently resist corruption, aligning with the Messianic vision of economic justice:
“Bitcoin’s design embodies a radical commitment to truth and fairness, making it a tool for rectifying systemic injustices.” (Cryptosovereignty.org)
By leveraging blockchain technology, the Israelite community can establish an economic model that not only serves its members but also sets a righteous example for the world. This vision aligns with an Afrofuturist ethos, which reimagines the future through the lens of African culture and technological innovation. As Pantin notes, “cryptocurrency represents a radical departure from historical systems of oppression, creating opportunities for liberation and self-determination.” (Pantin, 2020)
By aligning our financial practices with Torah tenets, we fulfill the promises of Deuteronomy 28:1-14, becoming a light to the nations and demonstrating the beauty of righteous economic governance.
The case for a Kingdom-based cryptocurrency is rooted in the need to address historical injustices, embrace innovative technology, and to cooperatively align with Torah principles in a self-determined way. The Torah Founded Freedom Federation (T2F3) is preparing to offer the Israelite community a path to economic empowerment, cultural sovereignty, and collective prosperity. By integrating blockchain technology with Torah-based ethics, we can create a financial system that uplifts our community and becomes a beacon of justice for all nations. As the Scriptures declare:
“The Most High opens to you His good treasure, the heavens, to give the rain to your land in its season, and to bless all the work of your hand. And you shall lend to many nations, but you do not borrow. And יהוה the Most High shall make you the head and not the tail. And you shall be only on top, and not be beneath, if you obey the commands of יהוה the Most High your Elohim, which I command you today, to guard and do” Deuteronomy 28.12-13).
Israel, the time is now to establish a righteous foundation for our political and economic liberation—one coin, one community, one heart, one mind, one body, one soul at a time.
Selah…
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