Yes, you read that title correctly.  What’s more, it is accurate — at least, it is accurate so far as Scripture is concerned.  Allow me to explain why I say this.

Here is the story:

Cross-examining Christ: Biden judge distorts Jesus to slam Trump — but at what cost?

“LGBTQ federal judge” tells DOJ lawyers that Christ would welcome trans military members. What a prime example of butchering Scripture.

I expect nothing less from a person such as this, as they are obviously depraved.  This is not my opinion, but a simple reading (and acceptance) of what the Scriptures clearly and unequivocally state:

Romans 1 (excerpt, verses 24-28)

“…²⁴ Therefore God gave them up to vile impurity in the lusts of their hearts, so that their bodies would be dishonored among them. ²⁵ For they exchanged the truth of God for falsehood, and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever. Amen.

²⁶ For this reason God gave them over to degrading passions; for their women exchanged natural relations for that which is contrary to nature, ²⁷ and likewise the men, too, abandoned natural relations with women and burned in their desire toward one another, males with males committing shameful acts and receiving in their own persons the due penalty of their error.

²⁸ And just as they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a depraved mind, to do those things that are not proper,…”

But, of coarse, Romans was written by the Apostle, Paul, and not Yeshua (Jesus).  But then, Paul says he only teaches that which he learned directly from Yeshua and the Holy Spirit, so…  And Yeshua is literally the Word (TORAH) made flesh, which means every word of Scripture is a part of Yeshua.  And Romans is Scripture, so, again…

Getting back to the story, this ‘judges’ is quoted as saying:

Now, that email assumes that I don’t have a relationship with Jesus already. But let’s assume that I don’t, and I want to know what Jesus would think about something because I want to have a closer relationship with him, as I’ve been told to do.

What do you think Jesus would say to telling a group of people that they are so worthless, so worthless, that we’re not going to allow them into homeless shelters? Do you think Jesus would be, “Sounds right to me”? Or do you think Jesus would say, “WTF? Of course let them in”?

Now, she couched her words in a manner that seemingly implies she believes she has a relationship with Jesus, and she may well have — but it isn’t Yeshua (i.e. the ‘Jesus’ of the Scriptures).  If she did know Him, then she should know that Yeshua did — in fact — call people worthless (as we would understand it in in modern vernacular), and He did so to their faces.  That’s what Yeshua was doing in Matthew 23, when He declared the ‘woes’ to the scribes and Pharisees.  Yeshua went so far as to call these people the offspring of vipers, white washed tombs and sons of Satan.

In short, I fear this ‘judge’ blasphemed Messiah (and the Father in the process).  Worse, she did it to advance an agenda that Messiah condemns in His Word (TORAH).  She may feel justified with her actions.  She may even be comfortable with them.  But I, for one, would fear to utter such blasphemous words with such a defiant and rebellious attitude.

–Black 3 Actual