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JESUS FORGIVES 
John 8 : 1 - 11

F - Fornication ( v4 )
O - Offense against Law ( v5 ) 
R - Response in pressure 
G - Guide in gaining insight ( V7 - 8 )
I - insights ( V9 )
V - Victory (V10 )
E- Encourag ( 11 )

• PSYCHOLOGICAL 
• SOCIAL AND SITUATIONAL DYNAMICS OF CHRIST 
• BIBLICAL DYNAMICS OF CHRIST
Assistant: ### Presentation: Jesus Forgives (John 8:1-11)

Good morning, everyone! Today, we will explore the powerful message of forgiveness as depicted in the story of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery, found in John 8:1-11. The acronym "FORGIVE" will guide our discussion, highlighting the various dimensions of forgiveness and the dynamics at play in this biblical narrative. 

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#### **F - Fornication (v. 4)**
- The story begins with the religious leaders bringing a woman who has been caught in adultery before Jesus. This act symbolizes the gravity of sin and the failures in moral judgment.
- It represents humanity's flaws and the weight of sin, showcasing the need for forgiveness.

#### **O - Offense Against Law (v. 5)**
- The scribes and Pharisees reference the Mosaic law which stipulates stoning as the penalty for adultery. Here, we see the legalistic view prevalent in their society.
- This raises questions about justice, mercy, and the nature of true righteousness.

#### **R - Response in Pressure**
- In a situation where Jesus was pressured to choose between the law and compassion, He responds with wisdom.
- His calm and measured response illustrates the poise needed when faced with pressing situations in our lives.

#### **G - Guide in Gaining Insight (v. 7-8)**
- Jesus challenges the accusers by saying, "Let him who is without sin among you be the first to throw a stone at her."
- This profound statement shifts the focus back to self-reflection and offers a guide for gaining spiritual insight. It encourages us to assess our own lives before casting judgment on others.

#### **I - Insights (v. 9)**
- As the accusers leave one by one, we see that everyone is flawed and in need of grace.
- This moment provides insight into the nature of sin and the importance of humility in our walk with God.

#### **V - Victory (v. 10)**
- After all have left, Jesus asks the woman, “Where are your accusers? Has no one condemned you?” She replies, “No one, Lord.”
- Jesus grants victory over sin and shame by declaring, “Neither do I condemn you; go, and from now on sin no more.” This moment embodies hope and the transformative power of forgiveness.

#### **E - Encourage (v. 11)**
- Jesus does not only forgive but also encourages her to change her ways. His words carry a tone of healing and empowerment.
- This is a reminder that forgiveness comes with the opportunity for renewal and growth.

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### Psychological, Social, and Situational Dynamics of Christ
- Jesus navigates complex psychological and social dynamics, responding to pressure from religious authorities while exhibiting compassion for the woman.
- His approach demonstrates the importance of empathy in addressing human sinfulness and societal failures.

### Biblical Dynamics of Christ
- This narrative exemplifies key biblical themes: mercy, grace, and redemption. Jesus embodies God's character as a forgiving Father who desires restoration rather than condemnation.

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### Conclusion
In this powerful encounter, we see that forgiveness is at the heart of Jesus' message. We are encouraged to reflect on our own lives, understand the importance of self-examination, and extend grace to others as we have received it. May we carry the spirit of forgiveness into our own lives, transforming not only ourselves but also those around us.

Thank you for your attention, and let us carry the message of forgiveness into our daily lives!
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JESUS FORGIVES 
John 8 : 1 - 11

F - Fornication ( v4 )
O - Offense against Law ( v5 ) 
R - Response in pressure 
G - Guide in gaining insight ( V7 - 8 )
I - insights ( V9 )
V - Victory (V10 )
E- Encourag ( 11 )

• PSYCHOLOGICAL 
• SOCIAL AND SITUATIONAL DYNAMICS OF CHRIST 
• BIBLICAL DYNAMICS OF CHRIST

My Personal Key Information:

- Jesus do Silence in the situation 
- Jesus didn't Consider the women's Sin but He protect against who Judge her because of her sin of Fornication, and Yes they judge Righteously but they don't have A Right to Punish 
- it is Compassionately to Protect the Girl for her Death Penalty Consequences because of Her sins of Fornication because of it's not Intentional deed 
- In the Modern Real time Events , Satan is making a New Strategies to Modern Christians to be Unproductive to Kingdom of Heaven 
Through fornication in Life 
Swearing words in Gameplay and Other sins

JESUS IS THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD 
John 8 : 12 - 20

 L - Lead through light ( V12 )
 I - Inspires testimony ( V13 - 14 )
 G - Gives basis for Judgement ( V15 - 16 )
 H - Highlights the Written Scriptures ( V17 )
 T - Teach people ( V20 )

JESUS WAS SENT BY GOD 
John 8 : 21 - 30

G - Great I AM ( V24 )
O - Omniscient and Omnipotent God ( V27 )
D - Divine and Holy ( V28 - 29 )

YOU WILL KNOW THE TRUTH AND THE TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE 
John 8 : 31 - 38 

T - Take the Lord's Ways and Teachings to your Heart ( V31 )

R - Receive the truth ( V32 )

U - Understand the only the word of God is Truth ( V34 )

T- Thank God for your Freedom ( V36 )

H - Hear the Truth at All times ( V38 )

THE CHILDREN OF THE DEVIL 
John 8 : 39 - 47 

• john 8 : 44

D - Deceiver 


THE LORD JESUS AND ABRAHAM 
John 8 : 48 - 59

• JESUS IS GREATER THAN ABRAHAM 

• We must hold JESUS as the ultimate source of our confidence and affiliation because He is the greatest of all man who ever Lived and walked on this Earth.

JESUS HEALED A MAN BORN BLIND 
John 9 : 1 - 34 

B - Born in darkness ( V1 - 2 )
L - Light in the darkness is through Jesus alon ( V3 - 7 )
I - Influence others to believe in God ( V11 , 25 - 27 )
N - Never Deny Jesus ( V30 )
D - Defend your Testimony ( V31 - 33 )
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