Sentences with phrase «woman caught in adultery»

At one point (in the famous woman caught in adultery story), He is said to be writing in the dust.

OWN THIS CARTOON The poor woman caught in a adultery never stood a chance... being born a woman.

Until the startling depiction of the woman caught in adultery and the discussion that followed, I never entertained the fact that the stoners were also vicariously taking part in the adultery.

but — as with the woman caught in adultery in John 8 — after he has run off all hypocritical accusers, he still calls sin what it is.

Jesus told the woman caught in adultery, «Go and sin no more» (Jn 8,11).

Do you remember what Jesus said to the woman caught in adultery?

Jesus didn't condemn the woman caught in adultery but he told her to knock it off!

Jesus told the woman caught in adultery to «Go and sin no more.»

Look at what Jesus did when the the «religious right» of his day brought before him the woman caught in adultery.

Jesus may not have said anything about homosexuality but the parable of the woman caught in adultery is not so much about her sin but is a universal call to all sinners to turn from sin and trust him as he is the one who saves us as he did the woman once saved we should go and sin no more.That applies to both straight or gay brentnz

Sure, Jesus did tell the woman caught in adultery to «go and sin no more,» but that was after He risked His own life to protect her from a rabid mob.

Jesus said it best of the woman caught in adultery, «Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.»

He might as well have said to the woman caught in adultery... «Go..

Whether He was overturning the tables of moneychangers trying to bilk faithful worshippers out of the little money they had, or standing between an angry crowd and a woman caught in adultery (who the orthodox would say should be killed), Jesus always took the side of broken humanity.

It's also there in those who brand the woman caught in adultery with a Scarlet Letter.

When Jesus saved the woman caught in adultery he addressed the hypocrisy of those who wanted to stone her and the evil of looking for the sin in others.

If Jesus could forgive the woman caught in adultery, the prostitutes, the cheating tax collectors and so many more, can we not forgive, love and help those whose lives are in a mess?

«Jesus said to the woman caught in adultery, «Go and sin no more.»

@Gary Just watched a video through iTunesU from the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts where a guy by the name of Daniel B. Wallace talks about the passage about the woman caught in adultery in John.

Jesus did nt condemn the woman caught in adultery but he did not overlook her sin either but gave her the power to change.

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And Jesus said to the woman caught in adultery «go and sin no more», not «go, you didn't do anything wrong, be proud of it».

he didn't say to the woman caught in adultery...» I forgive you... now get back to what you were doing and have a ball.»

Carol I like your comment about the woman caught in adultery.

The first story I'm using is the woman caught in adultery.

Let Jesus speak forgiveness to prostitutes, tax collectors, or even to women caught in adultery.

It's like the woman caught in adultery, and as people gathered around to stone her, Jesus wrote their sins in the sand.»

On the first night the story of the woman caught in adultery from the Gospel of St. John is read, followed by a guided meditation in which the retreatants are invited to enter into the woman's experience of shame and despair.

A woman caught in adultery is brought out to be stoned to death, and Jesus rescues her by writing in the dust and telling her accusers that the one without sin may throw the first stone.

When the women caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, He forgives her and lets her go her way (John 8:1 - 11).

However, No, Jesus does not welcome all without reservation — He told the woman caught in adultery to repent, and He promises that not all will be welcomed in the Kingdom of Heaven.

He not only credited me, but he pointed his readers towards my image of The Woman Caught in Adultery, pictured above.

As biblical support he appeals to the woman caught in adultery in the Gospel of John and Nathan's tale to David in 2 Samuel.

I agree with what you have written from the biblical perspective and would like to take it further in the sense that that we are all sinners whether fornicators liars homosexuals the difference is that if we decide to follow Jesus we not only repent of our sin but we turn away from continuing to sin Remenber the woman caught in adultery Jesus said go and sin no more that applys to all of us that have accepted Jesus.But unless we die to our desires we cant live for him.brentnz

An example of a guilty person facing the wrath of the crowd can be found in the story of the woman caught in adultery (John 8:1 - 11).

But it is well to remember that not only did He interpose his body (which these days is the Church — something to think about and quite in line with the blog's point) between the woman caught in adultery and the mob out to persecute her quite literally to death, He also turned to her and said, «Go and sin no more.»

They were doing the «biblical,» thing you know — the religious scholars and leaders who surrounded the woman caught in adultery that day.