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=== '''The Deeper Meaning of John 7:53–8:11''' === | === '''The Deeper Meaning of John 7:53–8:11''' === | ||
The account of the woman caught in adultery is more than a lesson in mercy—it is a revelation of Christ’s redemptive work, unveiling Israel’s story as a pattern for all mankind. Through '''typology and sensus plenior''', we see the cross, the incarnation, and the transformation of Israel and humanity through Christ. | The account of the woman caught in adultery is more than a lesson in mercy—it is a revelation of Christ’s redemptive work, unveiling Israel’s story as a pattern for all mankind. Through '''typology and sensus plenior''', we see the cross, the incarnation, and the transformation of Israel and humanity through Christ. | ||
