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Tag: Gospel of John

Posted on January 20, 2015August 21, 2015

From to Adulteress to Apostle: Re-interpreting the Woman at the Well

Jesus’ request crosses religious, ethnic and gender boundaries. The woman is somehow tainted, immoral. Removing the stigma of immorality, not our derision, but our compassion. This woman at the well also deserves our admiration.
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