Introduction

Good day to all! Today, I will share a rather negative topic: Esau shall live by the sword, a theme that will bring liberation to many. This is because many Christians today live within Esau's logical framework. Recently, a young man took his own life. The New Year had barely begun when this tragedy occurred. More such incidents will likely follow, unknown to us. Before his suicide, the young man posted on social media that he had attended the church of one of our brothers. This brother had even cautioned him against foolish actions, yet he still jumped.

Our brother called the young man’s father, who was shocked to hear that his son had jumped! Why do people take their own lives? I have come to realize that many feel inadequate and incompetent. If one does not live by ability, then a lack of ability is not a problem. However, the issue arises when one is incompetent yet relies on ability to live. Therefore, resolving the issue of incompetence is not the key; the real solution lies in addressing the idea that individuals live by their own capabilities. If people do not rely on their own abilities, why would they consider suicide due to a lack of ability? In fact, if one does not rely on ability, one's capabilities are usually not that deficient.

I once ministered to a Ph.D. student who would greet his roommate in the morning and head to the laboratory for experiments. Upon returning in the evening, he found a tent below their building; his roommate had committed suicide. It was terrifying! This incident left a lasting shadow on him. He could not believe that someone who was fine in the morning was dead by evening, and he could no longer live in their shared apartment. I also ministered to another Ph.D. student. You might wonder why I keep mentioning Ph.D.s, but today we are discussing ability. This Ph.D. student was not very capable in relationships; his girlfriend left him for someone else, and he contemplated jumping in front of a train. Aren't Ph.D.s supposed to be highly capable? The truth is, relying on ability can be deadly. This person, despite reaching the doctoral level, felt inadequate—it was merely a feeling.

Whether one is capable or not is not particularly important. Relying on one's own abilities is the root of many problems. Do any of you brothers and sisters still live by your own abilities? Living by your own abilities, yet lacking them, leads to self-loathing and a sense of worthlessness, making life difficult, undignified, and unhonoured. I believe that both ability and money can be perplexing. What makes them perplexing? It is not that people do not desire wealth; everyone wants it. However, wanting money does not guarantee wealth, and wanting ability does not guarantee competence, nor does wanting good grades guarantee success. You cannot simply have what you desire.

If you could gain wealth by relying on money or ability by relying on competence, things would be much simpler! We would just chant daily: More money, more money, more money... More ability, more ability, more ability... We could chant all day and still gain nothing, becoming foolish in the process. This is a myth! Everyone wants to build an Alibaba, an Amazon, or a Tesla. But can you? If you lack the ability, you simply cannot!

I know that many among us who rely on their abilities need liberation, which is why I am speaking on Esau shall live by the sword. Many believe that I and my team are very capable. Since you think so, I will go along with it, without being too humble! Indeed, we are quite capable! But this capability does not come from chanting, More ability, more ability... but from trusting in God, who adds these things to us. This is not just empty talk.

Looking at the topics I have recently preached on, you will see that it reflects an elevation in my understanding. Esau shall live by the sword is a new topic, not preached before. This is because I deeply desire to know and resolve the issues that bind some of our brothers and sisters. While not much breakthrough has occurred so far, there is a small breakthrough today. My topic, Esau shall live by the sword, is somewhat like a short essay. This new elevation in understanding will bring a new wave of liberation. I hope you brothers and sisters will clearly understand the dangers of living by the sword in your understanding. It truly is deadly!

I have come to understand why today's education system produces two extremes. On one hand, it creates an elite: highly capable individuals such as Ph.D.s, Masters, and university graduates. However, these successful people also struggle with many odd problems. On the other hand, it produces another extreme: a large group of unsuccessful individuals. But the fault does not lie with the education system; it lies with people relying on their own abilities to live. The reason I say this is that once people rely on their own abilities, success makes them self-confident, turning them into elites. Others become increasingly incapable and frustrated, leading to trouble. Upon closer observation, I have found that even the elite class walks a cursed path. Regardless of one's abilities, the capacity to solve problems in this world is limited.

It is difficult when you encounter problems you cannot solve. Can one rely on their own abilities, on the sword, to live? A little thought will provide the answer. People cannot control when they are born, when they die, or when they encounter disaster. Even if you have a Ph.D., a Master's degree, or are a professor at some university, it is useless, as even COVID-19 cannot be stopped. Even if you print your degrees on a mask, it will not help; when COVID-19 comes, nothing can stop it.

People shout loudly: Man will conquer nature. But how helpless and insignificant are people in the face of nature! I do not need to elaborate: a tsunami can turn even the sturdiest house into a matchbox. A virus, a plague—it is the same. So people develop vaccines but they are still no match for the variants. It is quite tragic! It is better for people to realize this and break free from such an ideological system early.

When I was young, I did not feel particularly elated when I got good grades, nor did I feel bad when I did poorly. I ate and drank just the same, feeling nothing. If you were to ask me why, I would not know, but from a young age, I felt that this was not that useful. Why is it useless to do well in school? Doing well is still just that; I simply did not take it to heart. You might say that I did not take it to heart as I did well, but you struggle as you do poorly. It is not like that; it is actually the opposite. It is because you take it too seriously that you struggle to learn. Because I took it lightly and studied diligently, I did well. That is where the problem lies!

Why do our sermons focus on Esau? Esau was born into the house of Abraham and Isaac—a Christian family. Why am I speaking on this topic? I am speaking to Christians who rely on their own abilities; such individuals end up like Esau. God clearly tells us that this is to live under a curse. It is also quite amazing that Esau and Jacob both lived in the house of Abraham. If they were on the streets, or in Egypt, without the title of Christian, God would not explicitly curse them. However, if you live in the house of Abraham and Isaac and develop the habit of relying on your own abilities to live, you will find that God curses you.

I once studied a very interesting topic: Why do Christians become foolish? Of course, this is my personal view, drawn from my ministry experiences. They used to be quite smart, so why have they become foolish? They used to have some common sense, but now they seem to lack even that. It's very strange! This is because they are Christians, like Esau. These Esau-like Christians bring a worldly logical framework, wanting to rely on both God and the world, which becomes a hybrid. I would say, a mongrel type. Relying on your own sword, your own abilities to live, makes you foolish. A person who wants God's blessing yet also wants to rely on their own abilities becomes a chaotic mixture inside.

I need to remind everyone to be careful!

Scripture

Isaac said, Your brother came deceitfully and took away your blessing. Esau said, Isn't he rightly named Jacob? This is the second time he has taken advantage of me: He took my birthright, and now he's taken my blessing! Then he asked, Haven't you reserved any blessing for me? Isaac answered Esau, I have made him lord over you, and all his relatives I have made his servants, and I have sustained him with grain and new wine. So what can I possibly do for you, my son?

Esau said to his father, Do you have only one blessing, my father? Bless me too, my father! Then Esau wept aloud. His father Isaac answered him, Your dwelling will be away from the earth's richness, away from the dew of heaven above. You will live by the sword and you will serve your brother; but when you grow restless, you will throw his yoke from off your neck. (Genesis 27:35-40)

Prayer

God! Give us a reminder, let us awaken through your words, let us clearly know that we cannot be Christians like Esau. God! Starting today, help us to clearly understand the blessings and curses, to clearly know that without Mingding Destiny, we cannot receive blessings. Being a Christian without Mingding Destiny is living under a curse. God! Open our minds today, so that we can know you. In the name of Jesus Christ, Amen!

Scripture Background

The background of this passage is very interesting! This story starts with Isaac and Rebekah. After Isaac’s mother died, he was distraught. His father, Abraham, sent his servant to his hometown to find a wife for him because Abraham listened to God and did not want Isaac to marry a Canaanite woman. Abraham's servant did not know where his hometown was, so God guided him step by step to Rebekah's house.

Rebekah was a relative of Abraham and followed the servant. Rebekah was an extraordinary woman, who left her parents and brothers and traveled far to Abraham's house. Why did Rebekah come here? She had long heard that God had made a covenant with her relatives Abraham and Isaac, and there was a blessing from God in Abraham and Isaac's house, so she happily married into the family.

Rebekah had never met Isaac or been in a relationship, so how could she marry him from so far away? Most women would not do this. This shows that she had a unique vision regarding blessing. You must know that people's exploration and study of blessing will bring profound impact. Rebekah came, and the couple worked hard and finally conceived. She found that the fetus in her womb was constantly kicking. She prayed to God, and God said something interesting to her:

The Lord said to her, 'Two nations are in your womb, and two peoples from within you will be separated; one people will be stronger than the other, and the older will serve the younger.' (Genesis 25:23)

When the time came for Rebekah to give birth, there were twins. The first one born was Esau, and the second one was Jacob. This is an amazing thing. This means that not all descendants of Abraham and Isaac are descendants of Abraham and Isaac. After these two children were born, they often heard Abraham and Isaac telling the stories in Genesis 27: how he made a covenant with God and how he came from Haran.

Esau had no intention of listening to that: he was hungry, so he went to the refrigerator to get something to eat. But Jacob listened carefully! Esau was the eldest son, so these blessings were originally his, but he did not value them or pay attention to them. Isn't that strange? This blessing was not originally Jacob's, but he cared about it and thought about it every day.

These brothers often heard their mother say that when she was pregnant with them, God told her that the older would serve the younger, that there were two nations in her womb, and that two peoples would come out of her. Think about it, Esau should have been alert when he heard this! But he was not alert: what does it mean that the older will serve the younger? Does this mean that you, the younger one, will take my blessing? If he had been alert, it would have been fine, but he was not. He played when he wanted to play, hunted when he wanted to hunt, dated when he wanted to date, and just lived his life!

In fact, there is nothing wrong with Esau. We must know that Esau neither stole nor robbed, and did nothing too outrageous. Why did God curse such a person? It was because Esau did not take God's blessing seriously, which was very serious! Christians do not take God's blessing seriously - as soon as you hear me talk about Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Esau, you say you know; you have heard it so many times that your ears have grown calluses; Jacob has been talked about the most, it's annoying. Is this the attitude that you have?

But Jacob was not like this: he thought about it every day, every month, and every year. When he was 75 years old, he finally received the blessing of his father. Jacob used this trick and that trick to successfully obtain the birthright and blessing. How do I know that God likes Jacob? Because in the next chapter, when Jacob left home, God appeared to Jacob and blessed Jacob.

Do you understand? We like people whom God blesses. Don't be like some pastors who criticize Jacob at every turn, as if we should all emulate Esau, which is not the path to blessing. Jacob's path is the path to blessing. Jacob valued this very much; he did not date or marry; he had enough scheming! He only thought about one thing in his heart: I want to obtain the blessing of the firstborn; I want to obtain the birthright; I want to obtain the covenant that Abraham and Isaac made with God.

Do you know the extent to which this went? To help Jacob obtain the birthright and blessing, God blinded Isaac, which was also very hard... A person with Jacob's character can make God bless one at all costs. Therefore, you and I must have this kind of ambition in our hearts; we must learn this.

As a result, Jacob pretended to be Esau and obtained the blessing from Isaac when his father Isaac's eyesight was bad. Later, when Esau returned, there was trouble. Isaac said to Esau, Oops! The one who came just now was not Esau but Jacob; that guy has cheated you of your blessing. This is very interesting! What did Esau usually do? Now he cried and said, Haven't you left anything for me to bless? Esau cried loudly, and Isaac began to release the curse on him:

Your dwelling will be away from the earth’s richness, away from the dew of heaven above. You will live by the sword and you will serve your brother; but when you grow restless, you will throw his yoke from off your neck. (Genesis 27:39-40)

This is the origin of the curse of living by the sword.

Living by the Sword Must Be a Curse

Everyone must be clear that living by the sword must be a curse. The word must is very important. When you hear the word must in the Bible, for example, Those who believe will have signs and wonders following, it is a certainty. Must means it must be like this. Everything Esau had done before led to a consequence: he despised his birthright, which led to him not even having a choice; he must live by his own sword. When he has the ability and his sword is useful, he can win battles, but what happens when he cannot beat others? If he cannot beat others, he will be killed.

Looking at [The Water Margin], the programme often shows people fighting on the stage, which is very powerful. If someone comes up and kicks someone down, that person wins. But the problem is that there is always some one better. [The Legend of Yue Fei] is also written like this: Xiao Liangwang fought on the stage to the death, but when Yue Fei came, he knocked Xiao Liangwang down. This is a common story.

You rely on the sword, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't; sometimes you kill others, sometimes they kill you. Anyway, that's how life goes, can it not be a curse? Everyone must understand that living by the sword is a curse. If you have the ability, you become arrogant and self-important; if you don't, you become dejected and listless. Isn't this how losers are made? If grabbing one sword doesn't work, and grabbing another doesn't work, you develop a loser's mindset, because you rely on the sword, on your ability!

If a person has to live by the sword, then you bear it yourself! If you have to protect yourself, it's too difficult. How do you protect yourself? One is the word must, and the other is the word rely. These two words are very profound. Some say this is being a gang leader, you control your own life. Can you control it? Can you rely on your sword? Is your martial arts really the best in the world? Today you are the best, but tomorrow you are not.

On the African savanna, a young lion comes up and defeats the old lion. When you get old, it doesn't work anymore. This sword is also unreliable. In God's eyes, a man's sword is like an ant's antenna. What can you fight for? Holding a sword, you want to fight against heaven and earth, what do you fight with? Without God's protection, without God's care, that is a curse. Brothers and sisters must have a very deep understanding of this. Because living by the sword has permeated the entire history of China.

How did Guan Yu die? No matter how powerful his broadsword was, he eventually died by the sword. How did Zhang Fei die? With a spear of ten thousand enemies, one roar at Changban Bridge deterred Cao's army. These were all very powerful figures, but they all died by the sword. The problem is that Zhang Fei and Guan Yu were not born in the house of Abraham, so the Bible has no time to record these people. Because Esau was Jacob's twin brother, he was born in Isaac's house, so it is fatal for Christians to become like Esau! God did not curse the people on the street. Everyone must know that the Bible is for those who believe in the Lord, and the curses in Deuteronomy are written for those who believe in the Lord.

In other words, Esau was born into the home of believers, the home of Abraham and Isaac, which is quite unlucky! If he was born in someone else's house and relied on the sword, no one would care, but he was born in Abraham's house. Do you think he knew God's blessing? If he didn't know, he wouldn't have cried and made a fuss with his father. He only remembered after being cheated. Do you think he knew the blessing? He didn't value it very much. Isn't this the situation many Christians are in? Believing in the blessing but not valuing it. This is a portrayal of many Christians.

An Esau-like Christian is a Curse

An Esau-like Christian is a curse, and living by the sword is a curse. I extend this to today: Esau's way of thinking was formed under the direct influence of Abraham and Isaac, and yet he still became Esau. Isn't this strange? The Christians in the church read the Bible every day, learn the word of God every day, and when they talk about blessings—I want them! When they talk about destiny—what is that? Can it be eaten? An Esau-like Christian is a curse. If you become a Christian and are like Esau, it's a big trouble.

God doesn't care much about the people on the street. If your own ability is not good, and you value it, it's even worse. Once you succeed a little, you start relying on your own ability. We have trained many people, and their abilities have grown as they have been led. At first, when they had no ability, trusting God was helpless. Now that they have ability, they start trusting their ability. They couldn't trust it before when they had no ability. What can be done with a Christian like this?

If you are asked to pray properly, you are sleepy; if you read the Bible, you are also sleepy, so just go to sleep slowly! When the curse comes, you don't need to be sleepy. Then you say: I can't control it, I have no direction, I have no strength, I just want to be a Christian like Esau. Then you can slowly do it!

But when it comes to blessings, you say—I want them! When there are no blessings, you cry. What do you get in the end? That is, you must live by the sword and serve your brother. Your value is to set off those who love God. If you can't be a flower, be a green leaf. Brothers and sisters must know: There are too many Esau-like Christians. The most serious problem with this kind of Christian is that they despise the status of a child of God.

Do Not Despise the Status of a Child of God

The status of a child of God is so precious. It's just that many people don't know that the status of a child of God is very precious and worth a fortune. But people don't value this, they value their ability. If the ability is very strong, we also admire it. But as soon as you come out of the state of being a loser, you don't know the immensity of heaven and earth.

Later, I found that many people have this problem. They are not good themselves, but once they succeed, they become arrogant. Once they encounter difficulties, they are not good, and they become dejected. They toss back and forth like this. Some people toss from the age of twenty to thirty, from thirty to forty, and from forty to fifty or sixty, and that's it in the end. Therefore, people who despise the status of a child of God have no understanding and do not know how powerful blessings and curses are!

I often say it myself I don't want to hear it anymore, the two most important things in life are blessings and curses. Some people are not capable of grabbing blessings, but they are very capable of grabbing curses. What do you value? What do people live by? This thing divides people at once. If you live by the sword, and work is what you rely on to live, I have never seen anyone who has no strength to work, or who falls asleep halfway through work, or who cannot control themselves. I rarely see this.

Why is it that the whole thing is over when you serve God? This series of reactions is to despise the status of a child of God. Don't look at how loud a person's slogans are. Basically, there are two kingdoms, two pursuits, and two things that are valued. The blessing is God, and God is closely related to the blessing. If you value the status of a child of God, it is difficult for you not to receive blessings! In fact, the choices that people make when they live in a curse will make them feel how good the choices they have made are. But when people live in a curse, their choices are in a very strange state.

Take Esau as an example. Esau moved around. It would be good if he moved better and better, but he moved to the land of Seir. You must know that the land of Seir is full of cliffs. Why did he move to cliffs? Because he relied on his own sword, he did not rely on God's protection and God's blessing. He thought it was justified to rely on these things. He himself didn't know why it was like this? That's how he was. Cliffs are a place where birds don't shit. Who would come here to grab land? People are looking for very fertile land to grab. As a result, Esau moved to live in this place. Why would he think like this? He naturally thought that he would find a cliff, and he didn't have much ambition. The later Amalekites were descendants of Esau. He was very capable of opposing God, but he had no ability to get blessings. That's the kind of person.

Don't despise the status of a child of God. This has been said many times. But, when people get to the critical moment, they immediately go back to relying on their own swords to live, relying on their own abilities and money. It's all like this. Why am I preaching this sermon today? Because I hope to be able to release you from this. You don't need to be arrogant when you do well, and you don't need to be dejected when you don't do well. Because we don't rely on this thing to live.

What we rely on is the status of children of God, and what we rely on is God's protection. We must hold on to destiny, like Jacob. This is a clear contrast. There are two kingdoms in your womb. That is what God said when Esau's mother was pregnant. In other words, there are two kinds of kingdoms in her: one is the kingdom of the world and the pursuit of the kingdom of the world, and the other is the kingdom of God and the pursuit of the kingdom of God. Knowing and pursuing are completely different things. Which one do you value? Which one do you rely on? It is completely a fatal choice.

Hold on to Destiny and Don't Be Cheated Away

Hold on to destiny. There is no blessing outside of destiny. If you value blessings, you value the status of children of God and value God's destiny for you. If a person has the attitude of holding on to destiny, even if God does not intend to give it to you, you will eventually get it, because what God is looking for is a person with this attitude. When people hold on to destiny, their vision will change.

Why did the person mentioned earlier jump off the building? No destiny. Living is just living, no ability to resist stress. A little setback will make him jump off the building. Every setback can trigger the idea of jumping off the building in his heart, not resistant to creation. Why are people not resistant to creation? People rely on that thing to live without destiny. If people live not by relying on that thing, but by relying on God's destiny for us, people will have super resistance to creation.

When people encounter setbacks, if you hold on to destiny, you will find that relying on myself is not good, but relying on God is absolutely good. Relying on myself is not good, and relying on God is not good is one kind of logic; another logic is that relying on myself is not good, but relying on my God is possible. These are two completely different kinds of logic. One is that when relying on oneself, there is no hope at all, and the only hope is to jump down.

When we were young, there was a play with a handsome guy named Du Qiu. The name of that play was Manhunt. Japanese plays are popular with many young girls, but they actually watch it for Du Qiu. There is a very famous passage in it: Open the window upstairs, you have to walk forward boldly, don't look to both sides, keep walking forward, you will be digested in the blue sky. If a person has no destiny, he will really be digested in the blue sky!

Why? No hope. Where is the hope from? It's just living for the sake of living. If a person has a destiny and lives in eternity, he lives in eternity today. So I tell you, a person will be super capable. Because ability comes from God, and God will add ability to us. I will read to you the blessings God gave to Jacob:

Ah, the smell of my son is as the smell of a field which the Lord has blessed: Therefore God give thee of the dew of heaven, and the fatness of the earth, and plenty of corn and wine: (Genesis 27:27-28)

Can this be eaten? Yes, it can be eaten. When a person is pursuing eternal blessings, he will be like Jacob: the dew of heaven, the fatness of the earth, and plenty of corn and wine, all will be obtained.

Let people serve thee, and nations bow down to thee: be lord over thy brethren, and let thy mother's sons bow down to thee: cursed be every one that curseth thee, and blessed be he that blesseth thee.(Genesis 27:29)

People like Jacob cannot be cursed. If you curse him, God will curse you; if you bless him, God will bless you; this is incredible, the same as God's blessing to Abram and Isaac. There are blessings in destiny! Where are the blessings in the sword? Therefore, relying on your own ability is a curse.

A few days ago, someone sent a message to me, he said: Teacher, I am the kind of person who lives by relying on ability. Don't hurry up and change! You must understand in your heart and don't be confused. We have already grasped this destiny. Don't be fooled and cheated away, like Esau. Destiny is clearly his, but he can't get it. This is us having destiny and being cheated away. What if we don't have it?

Be shrewd as snakes and innocent as doves

Why is it not good to compare being shrewd to a snake? Jacob has wisdom and intelligence. No matter whether he cheated or how he did it, I later carefully studied Jacob and found that he has this cleverness. He ponders all day long. A bowl of red bean soup was agreed upon by the brothers. Is there any cheating? He didn't cheat at all. You give me this, I give you that, we exchange. Did he cheat? He didn't cheat. If the exchange is over, and I have already obtained the birthright, isn't it natural for my father to give me blessings? How is it cheating?

If a pastor says that Jacob cheated people and was cheated by others, you have to think carefully. It doesn't seem like what the Bible wants to tell us. If a Christian happens to be born into the house of Isaac, what would you do if you were Jacob? I tell you, you have to learn to be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves. There is only one blessing that can be blessed. Being a Christian is like Jacob, a blessed Christian. Being shrewd as a snake is that I pretend to be Esau, and I must hold on to this opportunity. Who made my father blind?

Isn't that an opportunity God created for us? Remove the shackles of that moral concept in us. If we wholeheartedly want to obtain destiny and obtain blessings, be a Christian like Jacob, don't be stupid. People like Jacob, people with Jacob's personality, will exude a fragrance, this fragrance is like the fragrance of a field blessed by the Lord. It's this kind of person: the dew of heaven, the fatness of the earth, the grain and wine, many people serve you, and many countries bow down to you. You will live above all the people in the world.

If you think about it carefully, you will find that there seems to be a person like Jacob among us, that is me. I am Versailles. I really have this personality. Have you all often heard me say:Be a Christian and be a top-notch Christian; be an accountant and be a top-notch accountant; be an engineer and be a top-notch engineer. I believe everyone has heard it. Be a Christian and be a top-notch Christian, sitting at the top. This many countries bow down to you, and many people serve you. In any case, if you sit at the top, you really have to have these two tricks of Jacob. Value this destiny and never give up if you don't get it. Never despise the birthright. If you despise it, it will be troublesome. You can't do this or that, but you can do anything when you go to work, but you can't do many things when you serve.

I tell you, you can stay among us for a while. But, if you are an Esau, even if I keep you, I can't keep you. In the end, God will kick you out. Think about it, there are many such people among us who value work more than anything else. Then live by your work. I hope everyone wakes up, turns from Esau's path back to God, and starts walking Jacob's path.

Summary

Should our ideas be challenged? Should the things we value be reflected on? What do you value? Are you Jacob or Esau today? Are you from the kingdom of God or the kingdom of the devil? Ask yourself. Are you not doing well in the devil's kingdom? Being controlled by the devil is terrible. He often tortures you, so you come among us. How can you continue to walk Esau's path when you come among us? Saying this is to stimulate everyone.

There are a lot of reasons to walk on the basis of ability. But I tell you, even if there are a thousand or ten thousand reasons, it is still Esau. Esau's logical system belongs to the world and the kingdom of the devil. Today, brothers and sisters must be released from the control of the devil. This is the only way. Don't be stupid anymore. Carefully examine what we value.

Although Jacob valued God's destiny and blessings, he also did his work and did it well. He didn't put his work aside and say that I want to have destiny. It's not just empty shouting, and he didn't do his work badly. What do we value? Because there are God's blessings on Jacob, may God give you wisdom and give you the wisdom to make a choice between curses and blessings, and to make a choice between life and death, blessings and misfortunes.

May God bless everyone!