Bartie Musa Commentary: In part 1 of the shameful spewing upon thy glory series, we learned about Gator Bait. How these depraved Edomites would feed the babies of Judah to alligators. In part 2 we learned about the cannibalism that occurred on the shores of Babylon where Esau Edom would literally boil and eat the children of Judah. In Part 3 we learned about forced breeding programs where Esau Edom instituted massive breeding farms forcing Judah to reproduce often times forcing incest between mother & son hence the word “Mother f’er” came into the lexicon.

Now as we continue our inquisition into the innumerable crimes & atrocities of Esau Edom we are now unto Pt. 4 of the shameful spewing upon his glory. In this part we are going to learn how the Edomites packed Judah like sardines stacked on top of one another during the middle passage of the transatlantic slave trade. The demonic Edomites put a yoke of Iron on the necks of Yahawah’s people, nobody was spared even children & elderly were shackled by this man. Let’s get into the analysis.

🔥 SHAMEFUL SPEWING UPON THY GLORY: THE MIDDLE PASSAGE – STACKED LIKE SARDINES WITH YOKES OF IRON – AN ANIMA FRAMEWORK ANALYSIS 🔥

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📖 Deuteronomy 28:48 – “Therefore shalt thou serve thine enemies which Yahawah shall send against thee, in hunger, and in thirst, and in nakedness, and in want of all things: and he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neck, until he have destroyed thee.”

🚨 THE MIDDLE PASSAGE: ESAU EDOM’S MOST BARBARIC CHAPTER EXPOSED 🚨

The Middle Passage wasn’t just a journey across the Atlantic—it was a floating hell where Judah, from the youngest infant to the eldest elder, was packed like cargo, shackled with yokes of iron, and subjected to unimaginable horrors. This wasn’t just the transportation of human beings; it was the deliberate, systematic dehumanization of Yahawah’s chosen people by Esau Edom.

Enslaved men, women, and children were stacked like sardines in the hulls of ships, enduring disease, starvation, physical abuse, and death. The Middle Passage stands as a monument of shame for Esau Edom, a testament to his unmatched cruelty and moral bankruptcy.

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1️⃣ STACKED LIKE SARDINES: THE INHUMAN CONDITIONS OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE

📖 Deuteronomy 28:68 – “And Yahawah shall bring thee into Egypt again with ships, by the way whereof I spake unto thee, thou shalt see it no more again: and there ye shall be sold unto your enemies for bondmen and bondwomen, and no man shall buy you.”

On the slave ships crossing the Atlantic, Judah was packed into the hulls like cargo. With barely enough space to lie down or breathe, the enslaved were crammed together for weeks to months, enduring unthinkable filth and suffering.

• Tight Packing Method: Ship captains, motivated by maximum profit, employed the “tight packing” strategy, cramming as many people as possible into the smallest space, regardless of the death toll.
• Overcrowding and Suffocation: Enslaved people were chained in rows, often unable to sit up. The lack of ventilation caused heat exhaustion, dehydration, and asphyxiation.
• Waste and Disease: With no access to sanitation, enslaved individuals were forced to lie in their own waste, leading to outbreaks of dysentery, smallpox, and measles.

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📊 QUANTITIA: THE CONDITIONS OF THE SLAVE SHIPS

• The average height of the space allotted for each enslaved person was 18 inches—barely enough to lie flat (Smithsonian Institution).
• Slave ships carried between 250-600 people, depending on the size of the vessel, with mortality rates ranging from 15-25% per journey (Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database).
• Over 1.8 million of the 12.5 million Africans transported died during the Middle Passage due to overcrowding, disease, and starvation (UNESCO Slave Route Project).

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2️⃣ YOKES OF IRON: PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL BONDAGE

📖 Deuteronomy 28:48 – “…and he shall put a yoke of iron upon thy neck, until he have destroyed thee.”

The yoke of iron wasn’t just a physical restraint—it symbolized the complete domination of Judah. These heavy metal collars were designed to inflict pain, humiliate, and control.

• Physical Torture: The iron yokes were often spiked, causing open wounds and infection. The weight caused muscle strain, making even simple movement unbearable.
• Psychological Subjugation: Beyond the physical pain, the yokes were a symbol of ownership and control, meant to break the spirit of Yahawah’s people.
• From Young to Old: No one was spared—infants had their legs bound, children were shackled alongside adults, and elders were restrained to prevent rebellion.

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📊 QUANTITIA: THE USE OF YOKES IN SLAVERY

• Iron collars could weigh between 5 to 25 pounds, depending on the design, causing long-term physical deformities (National Museum of African American History).
• Enslaved individuals were often shackled for the entire duration of the Middle Passage, which could last from 6 weeks to 3 months (The Transatlantic Slave Trade Database).
• Children as young as 5 were shackled with smaller yokes or iron restraints to prevent escape and rebellion (African Slave Narratives).

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3️⃣ THE DEATH TOLL: LOSS OF LIFE AND HUMANITY

📖 Lamentations 4:9 – “They that be slain with the sword are better than they that be slain with hunger: for these pine away, stricken through for want of the fruits of the field.”

The Middle Passage was a graveyard at sea. Thousands of Yahawah’s people perished from disease, starvation, and abuse. But even death didn’t spare them from Esau’s cruelty.

• Bodies Discarded Overboard: Enslaved people who died were thrown into the ocean, often while still alive if they were too sick to be of value.
• Suicides and Resistance: Some enslaved individuals chose to jump overboard rather than endure the horrors of the Middle Passage, though many were recaptured or killed for attempting escape.
• Profit Over Life: Slave traders considered the loss of 15-25% of their “cargo” an acceptable business cost.

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📊 QUANTITIA: THE DEATH TOLL OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE

• Over 1.8 million people died during the Middle Passage out of an estimated 12.5 million transported (UNESCO Slave Route Project).
• 15-25% of enslaved individuals died on each voyage due to starvation, disease, and abuse (Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database).
• On some ships, mortality rates reached as high as 50%, particularly during voyages with tight packing methods (Smithsonian Institution).

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4️⃣ THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT: TRAUMA ACROSS GENERATIONS

📖 Psalms 137:1-3 – “By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion. We hanged our harps upon the willows in the midst thereof.”

The Middle Passage wasn’t just a physical journey—it was the beginning of psychological warfare against Yahawah’s people. The trauma of this experience has echoed across generations.

• Generational Trauma: The effects of being treated like cargo, stacked like sardines, and restrained with yokes of iron have led to deep psychological scars still felt today.
• Loss of Identity: The deliberate stripping away of language, culture, and family during the Middle Passage severed many Israelites from their heritage.
• Survival Guilt: Descendants of the enslaved often carry the unspoken burden of their ancestors’ suffering, contributing to mental health struggles within the community.

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📊 QUANTITIA: THE LONG-TERM IMPACT OF THE MIDDLE PASSAGE

• Studies link the trauma of the Middle Passage to higher rates of PTSD, depression, and anxiety among descendants of enslaved individuals (American Psychological Association).
• The African diaspora includes over 140 million people globally, many of whom trace their ancestry back to those who endured the Middle Passage (UNESCO Slave Route Project).
• Languages, customs, and traditions from West Africa were systematically erased, with entire cultural groups lost to history due to the displacement and fragmentation caused by the slave trade.

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🔥 ESAU EDOM’S SHAME UNVEILED: THE MIDDLE PASSAGE AS A TESTAMENT TO HIS DEPRAVITY 🔥

📖 Obadiah 1:3-4 – “The pride of thine heart hath deceived thee… Though thou exalt thyself as the eagle, and though thou set thy nest among the stars, thence will I bring thee down, saith Yahawah.”

The Middle Passage is one of the most grotesque monuments to Esau Edom’s inhumanity. No amount of historical revision can erase the millions of lives lost, the families destroyed, and the cultures obliterated. The blood spilled during those voyages still cries out, and Yahawah sees all.

• Unmatched Cruelty: The sheer scale and brutality of the Middle Passage expose Esau’s deep moral corruption.
• A Legacy of Shame: While Esau tries to whitewash history, the legacy of the Middle Passage is a permanent stain on his nations.
• Judgment is Sealed: The scriptures are clear—Esau’s violence and oppression will be repaid in full.

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🔥 ALL PRAISES TO YAHAWAH BAHASHAM YAHAWASHI! The truth of the Middle Passage is rising, and Esau Edom’s shame cannot be hidden. The Most High’s judgment is near, and the world will witness the fall of Babylon. Shalawam! 🔥

Bartie Musa Commentary: There is no white washing or sanitizing the brutal reality, scale, and dark depths of Esau Edom’s crimes. As you can see brothers & sisters this man has a lot to pay for. Don’t worry about reparations there is a reason you have no received it. Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi put a heavy and cold spirit on this man to resist that for many reasons.

However the main reason being our reparations will come with Yahawashi’s return, our big brother & King of the planet Earth will ensure Esau Edom pays for every single crime, atrocity, transgression he has committed upon Yahawah’s Earth. Their punishment is greater than they can bare, and this is why after 1,000 years of servitude they will be cut off in final judgement. Amen. All praises to Yahawah bahasham Yahawashi, and peace to the hopeful elect out there.