In John 8, either the Pharisees didn't have 2 qualified witnesses or the charges were false. If she was caught in the act, where was the man? They must be stoned together according to Torah.
Even in the #sotah there are 2 witnesses for/against the woman: In the Tabernacle there was the Ark/Father, Menorah/Spirit, and Table/Son. The accused woman was judged before Ark with the Menorah and Table as witnesses. If Yeshua, the Son, refused to condemn, then there were no longer 2 witnesses and the woman must be declared innocent.
Without a priest or the woman's husband present for the trial, Yeshua was forbidden by Torah to condemn her even if she was guilty. By condemning the woman without witnesses or due process, all of her accusers were committing a sin.
When #yeshua said, "He who is without sin cast the 1st stone," he wasn't talking about any sin whatsoever. That would make all of God's commandments into nonsense. No, he called their bluff. They knew they couldn't convict the woman honestly and so they made themselves false witnesses, condemned to the same punishment that they meant for her.
No human witnesses are available to accuse the woman suspected of adultery in Numbers 5, so God becomes her judge.
This trial is what should have happened to the woman accused of adultery in John 8. They claim to have caught her in the act, but where is the man? Where is her husband, since she can't be guilty of adultery if she isn't married? Where are the appointed civil judges that Torah requires?
#sotah #naso
You might like this version of my song :)
https://youtube.com/shorts/sX8....Ajyq5IXk?feature=sha
Son of Hell (Orchestral Rock)
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Uncanny Valley Orchestra
2025:6:1
[Verse 1]
Pastor’s son, you wore the name,
Spoke the light, yet played the game.
Sacred robes with heart defiled,
Preached with lies, and darkness smiled.
Every gift was yours to hold,
Grace bestowed, but love ran cold.
Born to lead, but led astray—
You sold your soul to rot and clay.
[Chorus]
Son of hell, you wore the cross,
Gained the world, but count the loss.
Full of God? Just empty breath.
Faithless shell, you dance with death.
They were wrong so you did worse.
Do the truth, escape the curse!
Turn and cry to Yah alone—
Mercy waits before the throne.
[Verse 2]
Words were sweet, your heart was stone,
Feeding self on grace unknown.
Glory dressed in pastor’s grace,
Never once you sought Yahh’s face.
Obedient faith you never knew,
Your father’s walk won’t stand for you.
Truth was near, yet you withdrew—
All your works will damn you too.
[Bridge]
Seek His name while breath remains,
Flee the night and break your chains.
Wasted years can yet be healed,
If to Ye:shuʕ your heart’s sealed.
Fall no more, arise and see—
Yah's pure truth can set you free.
You might like this version of my song, which is not so heavy...
https://youtube.com/shorts/mtD....tlO0N4uA?si=-XzSc1YA
Son of Hell (Heavy Rock)
by Dr Garth Grenache
and his Uncanny Valley Orchestra
2025:6:1
[Verse 1]
Pastor’s son, you wore the name,
Spoke the light, yet played the game.
Sacred robes with heart defiled,
Preached with lies, and darkness smiled.
Every gift was yours to hold,
Grace bestowed, but love ran cold.
Born to lead, but led astray—
You sold your soul to rot and clay.
[Chorus]
Son of hell, you wore the cross,
Gained the world, but count the loss.
Full of God? Just empty breath.
Faithless shell, you dance with death.
They were wrong so you did worse.
Do the truth, escape the curse!
Turn and cry to Yah alone—
Mercy waits before the throne.
[Verse 2]
Words were sweet, your heart was stone,
Feeding self on grace unknown.
Glory dressed in pastor’s grace,
Never once you sought Yahh’s face.
Obedient faith you never knew,
Your father’s walk won’t stand for you.
Truth was near, yet you withdrew—
All your works will damn you too.
[Bridge]
Seek His name while breath remains,
Flee the night and break your chains.
Wasted years can yet be healed,
If to Ye:shuʕ your heart’s sealed.
Fall no more, arise and see—
Yah's pure truth can set you free.
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Day 45 of counting the omer. Symbolism of Number 4 in the Bible. Throughout the Bible, the number 4 is often associated with creation, stability, and earthly completeness. Significance of Number 5 in the Bible. One of the most prominent themes associated with the number 5 is that of God’s grace. In the Bible, the number 5 is often used to represent God’s goodness, kindness, and favor towards His people.
WORD FOR TODAY “has anything changed?”: Jdg 16:1 Now Samson went to Gaza and saw a harlot there, and went in to her. Jdg 16:2 When it was told to the Gazites, saying, "Samson has come here," they surrounded the place and lay in wait for him all night at the gate of the city. And they kept silent all night, saying, "Let us wait until the morning light, then we will kill him."
WISDOM FOR TODAY: Ecc 12:13 The conclusion, when all has been heard, is: fear God and keep His commandments, because this applies to every person. Ecc 12:14 For God will bring every act to judgment, everything which is hidden, whether it is good or evil.
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