Feast of Tabernacles – Linda Vogt Turner

Epiphany XIV: The First Stone — Without Deceit, Not Yet Cast

A red-haired woman bends over, touching a white stone tablet on the ground. A black man holding a stone building block stands beside an older white-haired man as both watch.

Nicodemus—the Teacher of Israel—speaks in defense of Jesus, whom the officers and Pharisees seek to have arrested and brought in.
And so the scribes and Pharisees bring in a Woman.

Epiphany XIII: Living Water Proclaims

A white-haired elderly man holding a wine glass looks toward a black man with his hand at the waist of a red-haired woman, who points and looks up toward the black man.

From place to place, Jesus proclaimed what had been kept sacred—
by Moses, the Prophets, and the Psalms.
Not all who heard were ready to receive what had been kept hidden.
But those with ears to hear
went—and began to tell.