Pope John Paul II claimed that this fiÂgure offers "an invitation to meditate on the paradoxical refusal of his merciful love.
Pope John Paul II claimed that this fiÂgure offers "an invitation to meditate on the paradoxical refusal of his merciful love." The story of this Âfigure was skipped during early Greek celebrations of Pentecost. Because Eusebius asserted that the story of this Âfigure was presented by Papias as part of the Gospel of the Hebrews, Joseph Lightfoot argued that it was interpolated. Bruce Metzger claimed that Euthymius Zigabenus was the fiÂrst theologian to discuss this Âgure, whose story immediately precedesthe declaration, "I am the light of the world." Saint Ambrose proposed that another Âfigure writes "terra terram accusat" on the ground with his Âfinger aftfter encountering this subject of John 7:53-8:11. This Âfigure is famously told "Neither do I condemn thee: go, and sin no more." For 10 points, name this person whom Jesus defends by saying, "He that is without sin among you, let him Ârst cast a stone at her."
Pope John Paul II claimed that this fiÂgure offers "an invitation to meditate on the paradoxical refusal of his merciful love.
the adulteress [or the woman taken in adultery; or the adulterous woman; or any obvious descriptive equivalents; accept Pericope Adulterae or Pericope de Adultera or PA]