Exodus 20:16

“Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbour”.  God doesn’t say, “Thou shall not lie”. God says, “Thou shall not bear false witness against thy neighbour.”

Today I want to share the truth that I carry with me since I was wrongfully separated from my children, – none of the people who contributed to our separation will be living with their eternal families, unless the community restores justice for my family, through restoration of my income to me and help in reconciliation. The trauma of separation, the lost trust affected our lives since 2011 and there are consequences for the communities who did us wrong.

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The Ninth Commandment: Truth, Justice, and the Path to Repentance

“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.” (Exodus 20:16)

Truth is the foundation of justice. Without truth, innocent lives are destroyed, families are torn apart, and communities suffer the consequences of deception. The Ninth Commandment is not merely a warning—it is a divine law that protects the integrity of human relationships and the moral fabric of society.

In the United States, bearing false witness is known as perjury—a crime punishable by law. Yet, despite its illegality, perjury is often used as a tool to silence, oppress, and remove those deemed “inconvenient”. I know this firsthand.

In 2011, I witnessed federal crimes committed by my new neighbors. Instead of justice being served, I became the target. These neighbors, driven by greed and lust, conspired against me, fabricating lies to destroy my life. Their false testimony led to my wrongful separation from my children—a pain no mother should ever endure.

I love my children. They love me. We carried love through tears, through suffering, through the injustice forced upon us. But we were never together again.

Our home was taken.
Our property was stolen.
My children were placed in foster care.
My husband went missing.

And the world suffered.

Since that time, wars have erupted, pandemics have spread, and communities have crumbled. I testify that these are consequences—not coincidences. When people refuse to repent, when they do not restore justice, when they ignore the suffering they have caused, God sees. And God acts.

False witness is not just a lie—it is a crime against the soul. It is a sin that destroys lives. Those who testified against me, those who took advantage of my children, those who stole our happiness—in the eyes of God, they are damned forever, unless they repent and restore justice.

For what is more evil than taking a child’s joy?
What is more wicked than tearing apart a family for greed?

Justice Over Punishment: God’s True Desire

In cases where conspiracies take place, it is justice—not individual punishment—that truly matters to God. The goal is not to condemn every person in a corrupt community, but to restore righteousness.

If even one or two individuals—lawyers, judges, leaders with wisdom and integrity—take responsibility and restore justice, the entire conspired community may be given a chance to repent. For a loving and healing God, justice must be restored before full repentance can take place. Repentance is not just sorrow—it is action.

Repentance: A Call to Restoration

Repentance is not just cleansing sins through baptism. True repentance is restoring what was broken—returning families to their rightful place, bearing witness to the truth, and undoing the harm caused by false testimony.

Punishing a few individuals alone will not undo the consequences. The entire community—not just those who testified falsely, but those who stood by in silence—must repent.

Repentance is not just words—it is action. It is apology, love, and compassion. It is restoring mothers to their children. It is returning stolen property. It is rebuilding trust.

Only through true repentance will forgiveness take place. And only through forgiveness will miracles return to the land.

Baptism and Salvation

Yes, baptism is a path to salvation. Scripture teaches that faith and baptism lead to redemption:

• Mark 16:16: “Whoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.”
• Romans 6:3-4: “All of us who were baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into His death. We were therefore buried with Him through baptism into death, in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may walk in newness of life.”

But baptism alone is not enough. If one is baptized without true repentance, they remain unchanged. They may avoid legal consequences, but they will not escape God’s judgment.

Those who lie to God, who refuse to restore what they have broken, will be separated from their children for eternity. They will never be reunited with their loved ones unless they repent fully—not just in ritual, but in truth.

The Ninth Commandment is a Warning

The Ninth Commandment is not just a rule—it is a warning. Those who bear false witness will face judgment. Those who destroy lives for their own gain will answer to God.

But I walk in truth.

I will not bow to false gods.
I will not surrender to injustice.
I will continue to testify—for my children, for my family, for the truth that cannot be silenced.

And God will see.

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May God lebless you for repentance 💞✨