Bartie Musa Commentary: A millionaire Edomite hunter has been gored to death by a 2,000 lbs cape Buffalo who he was hunting. This Edomite spent his ill-gotten colonial wealth on financing excursions of death all over the world so that he could take the lives of Yahawah’s creatures not out of food or need, but for sport, fun, entertainment. Well on this particular hunting trip he had his wicked eyes set on a cape buffalo, he was tracking the creature and plotting it’s death. However out of nowhere the spirit of the LORD rose up within this creature and the cape buffalo suddenly and violently attacked the Edomite (nobody else) and gored him, killing him instantly. His reign of hunting terror…over. Possibly 100s if not thousands of creatures potentially saved from his bloodlust. A poetic justice, and ignoble ending to a cunning Edomite hunter.
The scriptures are 100% spot on when it lays out the charasteristics of Esau Edom. A man of the field, a cunning hunter. This man literally cannot help himself, while hunting animals for trophies is one of his favorite pass times, his most prized possession is hunting Israelites, in particular judah. Many edomites become cops just so they can kill Judah and satisfy their ancient bloodlust. Well in the case of Asher Watkins, the hunter has become the hunted.
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THE HUNTER HUNTED: CAPE BUFFALO STRIKES BACK
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🦅 THE HUNTER HUNTED: CAPE BUFFALO STRIKES BACK
🔻 When Esau’s Bloodlust Meets Yahawah’s Creation 🔻
“And the first came out red, all over like an hairy garment; and they called his name Esau. And Esau was a cunning hunter, a man of the field…” — Genesis 25:25, 27
🎯 The Fall of a Cunning Hunter
Millionaire Texas rancher Asher Watkins, 52, met his end in the Limpopo province of South Africa — gored to death by a 1.3-ton Cape buffalo he was stalking for sport.
For decades, this man lived the classic Edomite profile: amassing colonial wealth, using it for trophy hunts, and boasting about the slaughter of Yahawah’s creatures for nothing more than ego and display.
In the end, the very beast he sought to kill became the instrument of his judgment.
🦌 Trophy Hunting: Esau’s Ancient Signature Sin
From the moment Esau was born, Scripture identified him as a man of the field and a cunning hunter. This was not survival hunting to feed the poor — this was the endless pursuit of killing for dominance, thrill, and display.
Trophy hunting is not stewardship. It’s not necessity. It’s Babylon’s twisted luxury sport — fueled by colonial wealth, safari clubs, and the insatiable pride of those who must conquer something just to feel alive.
📜 Proverbs 12:10 — “A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast: but the tender mercies of the wicked are cruel.”
🐃 The Cape Buffalo: Yahawah’s Judgment in Motion
The Cape buffalo is one of Africa’s most dangerous animals — weighing over 2,000 pounds and notorious for its unpredictable aggression.
On that day, it wasn’t wounded. It wasn’t cornered.
It simply charged.
And in that charge, the order of the hunt was reversed:
- The hunter became the hunted.
- The predator became the prey.
💥 The very creation Esau despises became the rod of correction in Yahawah’s hand.
🌍 Colonial Wealth & Bloodlust
Watkins wasn’t an obscure poacher.
He was a millionaire, the head of a multimillion-dollar ranch brokerage, an active member of the Dallas Safari Club — a hub for wealthy hunters to plan and brag about their kills.
From birds to cougars, from Texas ranches to African savannas, the pattern was the same: kill, pose, post, repeat.
This is not “providing for your family.” This is the bloodsport of Babylon’s elites, mirroring the ancient kings of Esau’s lineage who hunted not for food, but for vanity.
📜 Prophecy & Pattern
The fall of this hunter echoes deeper prophecy:
- Genesis 27:39-40 — Esau’s blessing was tied to the sword, the field, and the temporary dominion of conquest.
- Obadiah 1:15 — “As thou hast done, it shall be done unto thee: thy reward shall return upon thine own head.”
Esau kills for sport?
One day, the same violence will find him.
⚖️ The Moral of the Story
Trophy hunting is not a “personal hobby” — it’s a spiritual crime. It’s the arrogant defiance of Yahawah’s order, the destruction of creation for pride, and the exact spirit Scripture rebukes in Esau Edom.
For every animal mounted on a wall, there is blood crying out.
For every safari kill posted on social media, there is a day of reckoning coming.
This time, the reckoning came early — in the form of a horned judgment.
🔚 Conclusion: The Hunter’s Curse
Esau Edom cannot change his nature — a man of the field, a cunning hunter.
But in the end, even the mightiest hunter cannot outrun the justice woven into creation itself.
The Cape buffalo is just a shadow of the greater judgment to come.
The Day of Yahawashi will not be a safari — it will be the day when the wicked are the prey and there is no escape.
🦅 All praise to Yahawah Bahasham Yahawashi
🛡️ Creation belongs to the Creator — not to the colonizer’s rifle.
Shalawam.
Bartie Musa Commentary: The cape buffalo taking out this Edomite hunter is a little tiny teaser of the divine retribution coming to this man. Millions of Edomites have collectively hunted possibly 100s of millions if not billions of creatures overtime, including humans. In Australia they literally used to hunt the australian aborigines, this man’s bloodlust runs deep but so is the justice and judgement of Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi coming for him.
In the kingdom of heaven we will be at peace with the animals, not mercilessly killing them for fun. Nature will flourish under Israelite dominion, not hunted for colonizer entertainment. All praises to Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi, shalawam to the hopeful elect out there.
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