Today I Am Enough

This is back in John 8 - so two weeks ago in our reading. We start the chapter with Jesus teaching in the temple, when in come some pharisees with this woman who was “caught in the very act” of adultery. At the time they were following the Mosaic law - as we know. In the Book that I often quote from “Walk with the Women in the New Testament '' there are some interesting insights we can gain. Hannah tells us of the history of the women in that time who were taken in adultery and what happened to them. I’m going to quote from her book here for a moment to make sure you have a good picture. From “Sisters at the Well” page 91 it says: Page 418 of Hannah’s book Hannah goes on to say … Men were allowed to send their wife to experience this even if they just suspected that their wife had something - no evidence necessary.  So this woman is brought to the Savior - “caught in the very act” - had her punishment been even harsher before they brought her here? Maybe. They had decided