The Indignation A Warning Before Judgment

⁣The Indignation: A Warning Before Judgment. The indignation is not
sudden anger or cruelty. It is righteous correction against sin", and
injustice that have filled the earth. Yet even in this moment, Yah’s
mercy is clearly seen, because He speaks first and gives instruction
before acting. Isaiah’s command to “enter your chambers and shut your
doors” shows Yah’s desire to protect the faithful. Obedience is the key
to safety, not location or strength. Just as in the days of Passover,
Noah, Lot, and Rahab, Yah always separates and shelters His people
before judgment falls. Those who listen are preserved, while those who
ignore the warning are left exposed. The house becomes a symbol of
covering, covenant, and trust in Yah’s word. Yah’s anger has a limit,
and His correction is never the end of the story. Scripture and the
Apocrypha both show that judgment passes, but mercy remains for the
righteous. Hidden sins are exposed, truth is revealed, and Yah makes a
clear distinction between those who fear Him and those who reject His
ways. Even during shaking, the righteous are guarded in His hand. Yah
promises restoration and renewal. He declares that He will do a new
thing, bringing His people out of hiding and into light, peace, and
purpose. The message of the video is clear and comforting: Yah warns
before He judges, He shelters before He corrects, and those who obey His
voice will come through the indignation and into restoration.