My Adobe Stock account was de-activated after a suspicious contact

I have been contributing to Adobe Stock for over a year and a half, and yesterday my account was deactivated for a Terms Violation. I believe I may have been the victim of a scam.

On February 23, I was contacted on Behance by someone claiming to own a small Christian company with a limited budget. The website looked somewhat generic, but still believable for an early-stage project.

This person wanted to hire me to create a loop video of Jesus walking on water, based on a video I have on Adobe Stock. I ended up giving them the original video from my Adobe Stock portfolio for free through Behance messages. After that, the person never thanked me and stopped responding.

On March 5, my Adobe Stock portfolio was suddenly blocked without any prior warning. A few hours later, the website of that Christian company went offline. I have some screenshots of the website and the full conversation on Behance.

The situation becomes even more concerning when I recall that there were other contributors with larger portfolios producing content very similar to mine — especially biblical content, ironically.

I’m currently trying every possible way to contact Adobe to understand the reason for the suspension. It could also be related to some ancient nude statues I uploaded (they were artistic and not obscene).

I also want to make it clear that I am fully willing to provide complete transparency and any information necessary to help with the investigation. 

I'd like to know if any contributors have experienced something similar. My portfolio is important to me as a hobby rather than for financial reasons, and I would really like to continue contributing.