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Re:the case of the woman caught in adultery. Would you say that Jesus was being neutral in this instance i.e. he resolved the issue but did not favour one party over the other?
Hi Jeff.
a tex taken out of contest is a dangerous pretes. If you read John chapter 8:1-11, you will find the answer right there.. verses 6, besides Jesus want to teach them a lesson... in others words, we can not judge anybody, because we all are siner, remember those people was thinking ther were more sanit the the women, Jesus knew all the time they want to tente him, I hope I help you. thank You.
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