Women

Covenant Protection, Not Cultural Exploitation

In the ancient Israelite worldview, the protection of women was structural, not rhetorical.

Women were safeguarded through:

• Law
  
  

• Family responsibility (They understood the importance of Covering , increasing their chance  of a match)
  
  

• Community accountability (They understood the importance of Covering , increasing their chance  of a match)
  
  

• Judicial process
  
  

Sexual misconduct was not treated lightly, and accountability fell primarily on men (However, it was their job to go through a righteous process for their relationship success to increase), who were expected to exercise restraint, honor, and responsibility.

Cases were not decided by public opinion or emotion, but by appointed authorities who were accountable to the covenant.

A woman’s dignity was not based on:

• Beauty standards
  
  

• Cultural trends
  
  

• Male desire
  
  

It was preserved through covenant order — a system designed to protect life, lineage, and stability.

This leads to an important question:

When protection fails, is it the Scriptures that failed — or the structures meant to uphold them?

Check out the scriptures below to bring out the understanding that the Supreme King Yhwh (God) gave to those who were faithful in the scriptures and through a few examples of those He sent.

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