The Woman Caught in Adultery
and the Man Born Blind
(John 7:53-8:11; 9:1-41)
(Synopsis: §§242, 248; pp. 208-209; 211-212)
- For what reason did the scribes and Pharisees claim to have
brought a woman to Jesus? (§242)
- For what reason did the scribes and Pharisees really bring the
woman to Jesus? (§242)
- What was Jesus' ruling on what should be done with the woman?
How was it just? (§242)
- Thought question: Why did the oldest leave first? (§242)
- What two messages did Jesus have for the woman? (§242)
- Why did the disciples think that the man born blind had been
born blind? Were they correct? (§248)
- What was it about the healing of the man born blind that some
of the Pharisees found offensive? (§248)
- What was it that the man's parents were careful not to say and
why? (§248)
- What line of reasoning did the man born blind use to show that
Jesus must have come from God? (§248)
- What view about physical blindness did the Pharisees share
with Jesus' disciples? (§248)
- For what reason did Jesus say that He had come into the
world? (§248)
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