JPPT's Faithful Thoughts and Devotions (3)

[JPPT1974]

JPPT1974's Wed Thoughts 9/3/2025:
When a woman that was
About to be condemn to
Death over in her adultery
By stones and that they ended
Up dragging her over in the
Streets to Jesus to see if He would
Condemn over on her.

 

[JPPT1974]

JPPT1974's Thurs Thoughts 9/4/2025:
Back in Jesus day as adultery
Was seen as a crime and
Punishable possibly for death and
Though it is listed over in the Ten
Commandments still these men who
Judged the woman but were sinners
Themselves along the way here.

 

[JPPT1974]

JPPT1974's Weekend Thoughts 9/5-9/8/2025:
She was tortured, humiliated, and worse was
Dehumanized as she was looked at
As not human and how these men
Really had no place to play
Judge, judge, and sadly executioner
But remember Jesus was ready and
All those men were wanting Him to play
Judge, jury, and executioner.

 

[JPPT1974]

These men were very much
Gung ho about wanting to set an
"Example" over for those who
Commit adultery as back then also
Women were treated like they were
Not at all human and were like sadly
Second class citizens back in the Biblical times.

 

[JPPT1974]

Jesus is not one to be
Over in judge, jury, and executioner
He made on such a very
Bold statement and very much
One that set the tone over ins
Us even to this day as we have
Really no right to judge lest both
You and I be on judged.

 

[JPPT1974]

JPPT1974's Mon Thoughts 9/8/2025:
Zeroing in on the men who
Were in getting ready to condemn
As they didn't want to hear it from her point of
View and that there are two sides to
Each and every story and knowing
He was drawing something on the ground
Even though the others and even ourselves
Don't know what He was writing on the ground.

 

[JPPT1974]

JPPT1974's Tues Thoughts 9/9/2025:
Pharisees and scribes that were
The ones who had in wanting to
Condemn the woman as they
Acted all high and mighty and
Plus they were indeed with sin themselves
But Jesus saw a woman who was
Misunderstood despite her sin of adultery but
Pleading with tears not to be condemned.