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“A JOURNEY THROUGH THE GOSPEL OF JOHN” ST. JOHN 8:1-11 – Dallas Post Tribune

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The Incident of the Adulterous Woman Having discussed the life-changing effect that Christ had with some previous individuals such as Nathaniel (St. John 1:49), Nicodemus (St. John 3:1-14), Samaritan Woman (St. John 4:15), Impotent Man (St. John 5:8-9), we come now to Christ’s meting with the Adulterous Woman of chapter 8.  Christ had a marvelous […]

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