The Loophole by Darius Good

As many read the debate between Jesus and the Pharisees about marriage and divorce, few stop to ask why this question arose in the first place. During Jesus’ time, a little-known historical event unfolded in Israel — one that exposed how men were cunningly exploiting a legal loophole. By manipulating the law of Moses, they led countless women into adulterous marriages. In response to this growing moral crisis, the Jewish Supreme Court, led by Gamaliel, president of the Great Sanhedrin, was compelled to take decisive action, enacting a law to restore righteousness and integrity to the nation.

In The Loophole, Pastor Darius explores the complexities of marriage and divorce in Israel under the law of Moses. He reveals the Sanhedrin’s historic decision and explains how their ruling aligns with Jesus’ teachings on divorce, adultery, and remarriage. Through meticulous research and compelling insight, he not only clarifies this long-misunderstood issue but also offers a fresh perspective that challenges long-held beliefs within the Christian community.