Stoning and its replacement with flogging and blackening the face

They abandoned acting upon the stoning of the adulterer,

and the rabbis - out of fear of scandal and shame -

were concealing those verses which contain the text of this explicit ruling.

2 - Likewise, those verses in which the glad tidings of Hagar and Ishmael - peace be upon them both -

were mentioned, stating that there would be born among their posterity one whom Allah - the Exalted - would send as a prophet and messenger,

and the verses that bear clear indications of a religion that will appear and reach its perfection in the land of the Hijaz,

while the mountains of Arafat resound with it through the Talbiyah,

and people head towards to visit it from all regions and distant cities.

Despite the fact that these verses still exist in the Torah until today,

the Jews used to interpret them by saying that these verses merely foretell the appearance of that religion,

but they do not command following it and submitting to it.

And this statement was on the tip of their tongue: "A calamity has been written upon us."

However, since the general mass of the Jews themselves could not accept in their souls these flimsy and false interpretations,

nor did they acknowledge their correctness and soundness,

they used to advise one another not to divulge this secret,

and not to make it public among themselves.

Do you speak to them about what Allah has revealed to you, so that they may argue against you with it before your Lord?