Bitter Water & the Adulterous Woman
- Exodus 20:3 (NASB)
- Exodus 20:4 (NASB)
- Exodus 20:5 (NASB)
- Exodus 20:6 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:19 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:20 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:25 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:26 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:27 (NASB)
- Exodus 32:28 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:11 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:12 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:13 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:14 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:15 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:16 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:17 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:18 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:19 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:20 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:21 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:22 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:23 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:24 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:25 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:26 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:27 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:28 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:29 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:30 (NASB)
- Numbers 5:31 (NASB)
- Deuteronomy 29:18 (NASB)
- Jeremiah 9:15 (NASB)
- Jeremiah 23:15 (NASB)
- John 8:3 (NASB)
- John 8:4 (NASB)
- John 8:5 (NASB)
- John 8:6 (NASB)
- John 8:7 (NASB)
- John 8:8 (NASB)
- John 8:9 (NASB)
- John 8:10 (NASB)
- John 8:11 (NASB)
- Revelation 8:10 (NASB)
- Revelation 8:11 (NASB)
The parallel in Numbers (and literally played-out in Exodus 32) is a type and shadow of the jealousy of YHVH with his bride (Israel) when she prostitutes herself with other gods.
The End Days will bring about the same situation where YHVH's bride, Israel (us), will be given bitter water (times) to take in. If we are guiltless, then nothing is to fear.
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