She was guilty. No doubt about it.

As the woman stood before Jesus, no one defended her actions - not even her. She was guilty.

So what would Jesus do? 

That's what they all wondered.

The Pharisees had set this whole encounter up to trap Jesus. How would He deal with her sin and her guilt? Would He condemn her and risk the wrath of Rome? Would He free her and reject the law's demands? What would He do?

They were not ready for His answer.

Questions That We'll Answer:

A) What is the 'divine dilemma?'

B) What was the trap set in John 8?

C) How can a holy God forgive sinners?

 

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She was guilty. No doubt about it.
As the woman stood before Jesus, no one defended her actions - not even her. She was guilty.
So what would Jesus do? 
That's what they all wondered.
The Pharisees had set this whole encounter up to trap Jesus. How would He deal with her sin and her guilt? Would He condemn her and risk the wrath of Rome? Would He free her and reject the law's demands? What would He do?
They were not ready for His answer.
Questions That We'll Answer:
A) What is the 'divine dilemma?'
B) What was the trap set in John 8?
C) How can a holy God forgive sinners?
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website: <a href="https://www.fpcgulfport.org">www.fpcgulfport.org</a>

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