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The Adulteress and the Death Penalty

The Adulteress and the Death Penalty

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  • Stephen A. James

The passage on the adulteress in John 7:53-John 8:11 is often used as evidence that Jesus revoked the death penalty. The relevance of this passage for discussions on capital punishment is considered in this essay, noting the history of interpretation, hermeneutical considerations, and legal factors.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1979. 18 pages.

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