[the_Watchman]

I guess when Jesus dealt with that sexually immoral woman at the well he really blasted her, didn’t he?

Why is it so hard for people to separate an abhorrence for sin from expressing God’s love for the sinner? Judgement will certainly come, but it is not ours to deliver.

[PetroniusMaximus]

“Why is it so hard for people to separate an abhorrence for sin from expressing God’s love for the sinner? Judgement will certainly come, but it is not ours to deliver.”

Please don’t be a moral idiot.

The woman you refer to was not flaunting her sin in peoples faces demanding their approval..

Time to man-up.

[Yosemitest]

Like Jesus sent his spirit to deal with Ananias, and Sapphira his wife, there are consequences for NOT OBEYING God.

[Yosemitest]

"Judgment will certainly come, but it is not ours to deliver."

You.re wrong, VERY WRONG.

Someone once said:

"The only way one can accept the truth and retain their sanity is to trust God."

They may be more to it than that.
Doing is important.
I believe the "fiery trial" has already started.
We haven't been very diligent " ... to keep and to do all that is written in the book of the law of Moses ... "
and there are consequences for our actions and in-actions.
We are living in the time of those consequences.

[Secret Agent Man]

don’t know which woman you are referencing, the one that was to be stoned, or the one at the well.

in either case both of these women knew they were being sexually immoral, they didn’t have slut pride parades and laws forcing people to commend them for their immorality. they were ashamed and embarrassed by their sexual sins. they were glad for forgiveness, and knew they needed it.

not so with today’s homos. they have government saying their sin is awesome, and anyone who doesn’t tell them they’re awesome is in trouble. no need to be forgiven for anything, and if you think they do, you’re the one with the sin problem - of judging others.

we do judge others. we are not warned never to judge. we are warned to not judge hypocritically. in other words if we have the same weaknesses and we aren’t addressing our own, but condemn others for doing what we’re still doing, we are not judging righteously.

[ilovesarah2012]

Doesn’t mean we condone sin or praise it. Jesus said “go and sin no more.”

[CatherineofAragon]

"Why is it so hard for people to separate an abhorrence for sin from expressing God’s love for the sinner? Judgement will certainly come, but it is not ours to deliver."

Judgment of a man's soul and eternal destination belong to God. But there are quite a few Scriptures in the NT telling Christians TO judge righteously.

Me, I don't hate the homosexual individual. Not at all. But their lifestyle and practices are filthy, perverted, unnatural, and disease-inducing. The DOJ won't have to wonder about my "disapproval."

[Nervous Tick]

>> I guess when Jesus dealt with that sexually immoral woman at the well he really blasted her, didn’t he?

You homosexual apologists love to quote this scripture.

However you never seem to include the part where Jesus told her, “Go and sin no more.”

Why is that?

[3boysdad]

I think you have this out of context.