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My Name is Intecessor
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Isaiah 592

• But your iniquities have separated between you
  and your God, and your sins have hid his face
  from you, that he will not hear.

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• Jesus challenged the adulterous woman with His
  authority as Judge.

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• According to Leviticus 2010, what was the
  punishment for one caught in adultery?
• Why was the punishment so severe?
• Look up the word covenant. What relationship does
  this word have with marriage?

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• Are we as a church guilty of bringing others to
  the center with our gossiping, judgmental
  attitudes and condemnation?

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Ephesians 17

• In whom we have redemption through his blood, the
  forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of
  his grace.

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• Jesus challenged the adulterous woman with His
  power to forgive.

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• According to a classic Christian book, women are
  like spaghetti. In essence, for a woman, all of
  life everything on her plate-- is
  interconnected.
• Could this be one reason why women struggle with
  forgiveness?

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John 811

• And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I condemn
  thee go, and sin no more.

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• Jesus challenged the adulterous woman in His
  command to go and sin no more.

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• Our Enemy knows each of our vulnerabilities. In
  each of these verses, what is Satan doing? How
  might these actions contribute to this knowledge?
• Job 17
• Job 22
• 1 Peter 58

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• How can we help believers establish healthy
  boundaries that uphold and promote righteousness
  but do not smack or hint of legalism?

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Galatians 61

• Brethren, if a man be overtaken in a fault, ye
  which are spiritual, restore such an one in the
  spirit of meekness considering thyself, lest
  thou also be tempted.

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• Jesus challenged the adulterous woman in His
  protection from the stones of cruelty and
  condemnation.

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• If God forgives and restores, why do we sometimes
  hesitate or refuse to follow His example?
• What are some common stones we as believers tend
  to throw?

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