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Hello,
I heard you talk a few times on the radio and just thought I might send you a question or two if you don't mind?
Jesus mentioned to the Samaritan Woman about her 5 husbands, but he did not tell her to "go and sin no more" I understand the passage isn't about sin, but about salvation through Jesus. But,
could Jesus be showing his compassion for the woman knowing that she may not be able to survive w/out her husband? Basically, Jesus accepts us no matter what life we lead? I know many people may use this passage to say it is ok to live a life of sin. But,I just think sometimes we forget that Jesus loved and accepted everyone not just the faithful.