Emmy Warren
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Because that would have been a greater, a way greater injustice. And what a perfect response that Jesus had. And most of the times, Jesus doesn't punish those with cruelty or torture, but rather with a mirror. Sometimes God isn't punishing you by putting you through a crazy circumstance or through hardcore suffering. Sometimes Jesus just holds up a mirror and sin will punish itself.
Sometimes wickedness will do all that it needs to do. It's not the hand of God. It's not the hand of some satanic oppression or attack. It's literally just the repercussion of your own sin. And what the Pharisees were dealing with was the judgment of their own sin of which they committed. Jesus just released it and held up a mirror. That was it.
And so the authority and the judgment of Jesus that he carried through the scripture is so important, especially when it came to like the writing on the ground. Because we don't know what Jesus was saying whenever he was writing on the ground. It doesn't tell us anywhere through scriptural evidence. No one tells us. There's theological debates and theories for sure.
But nowhere in scripture does it tell us verbatim this is what Jesus was writing on the ground. And... I wonder at times, what was Jesus writing? Because here's the thing about scripture. Scripture is not going to say anything just to say something.
Even if it's a mystery, the word of God will always leave in a detail or some sort of description because there's a bigger picture being taken that you just can't see fully. And so I started to ask, why did Jesus write on the ground? Not what was he writing on the ground, but why? And Jesus went down twice to write with his fingers.
So I was just kind of accumulating these facts and just allowing the Holy Spirit to just help me. And we just know that we don't know what Jesus was saying. We just know what plays a significant role into the story.
and so the only other occasion which i started to look in scripture where where i want to i want to say this so well the only other occasion where we see an instance like this of the finger of god or of jesus being written into the ground is in exodus 31 when god inscribes the ten commandments on two stone tablets with his very finger My God.
When Moses then broke the tablets out of anger, he saw the Israelites idolizing all these false gods, the golden calf, and God again, for a second time, wrote the commandments on the stone with his very finger.
So perhaps the story of emphasis is not what Jesus wrote on the ground, but it's the fact that a moment where judgment was needed, the authority of Jesus Christ was revealed through the imitation of God's finger. So get this, it doesn't matter what Jesus was writing down,
in the sand or on the ground but it was the fact that in that moment jesus was replicating his father and he was releasing judgment not just by saying something but by showing that his finger is the same finger that wrote the law that the pharisees were trying to accuse him and this woman of and so sometimes jesus don't gotta say much he's just gotta show you who wrote it
You're trying to bring this justification to a person as if he didn't create the law. And I think this parallel in scripture is so beautiful because we don't know what Jesus was writing, but we just know that the other instance in scripture where God came down twice to write with his finger was when he was writing the 10 commandments.
And so it's so funny to me and coincidence and only God led that.
it's it's what am i trying to say it's so ordained and perfectly orchestrated by god that the next time that the that the ten commandments and the levitical law is brought up to jesus he orchestrates judgment not just by saying something or committing an act of throwing a stone but he just shows his finger because he's saying simultaneously i wrote the law i wrote the law
And a finger which wrote the law is the law. And when the authority of Jesus Christ wasn't revealed through a word, it was revealed through an action. My God, it's just so good. I wrote a writing that allows the accusers to reflect on their own sinfulness. Hebrews 1.3 says, We have to understand that Jesus reflects God's glory and fullness. Jesus is a representative of God.
Jesus is a human formation of who God is. So when we read in the Old Testament that God was writing these 10 commandments with his finger and and was releasing judgment upon Israel because of their sin. And then we go look at the story of this woman who's caught in adultery and we see Jesus writing in the ground. It's because he's releasing judgment because his finger writing the law is the law.
You're trying to bring a law to a man who has already stated it. who has written it himself, who has been with God in the beginning. In the beginning, the word was with God and the word was God, referring to Jesus. And this is the grace of God. Jesus is the expression of God's very essence.
In Colossians 1.15 says, the son is the image of the invisible God, which means that Jesus fully and accurately represents the father in his essence character here. and nature. And he's not just similar to God, but shares the exact same divine essence. I think sometimes when we read about Jesus in the gospels, we think that Jesus is just a nicer version of God.
But the Bible shows us that Jesus was the embodiment of who God is. Jesus is the physical representation of the invisible God of which we serve. And so when we read about Jesus and him walking on earth, we think, oh man, he's a little more relatable. I empathize with him more. He seems a little more compassionate, but the same attributes that Jesus has is the same attributes that God has.
And I believe we would see the heart of the father more if we just accepted that the relationship of Jesus and God isn't good cop and bad cop. Instead it's, it's,
Divinely and accurately good and the reason as to why god sent his one and only son in the first place Is because god wanted to show himself and he revealed himself in human form So the next time you think oh dang god is just wrathful and god Is is causing all these things and god is a lot more strict and you know He's the king and he's authority which god is authoritative and he is a king and he still stands on a throne
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