Luke 7:36-50
The Pharisee
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The Sinful Woman
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V 36
The word “Pharisee” means separate
or separated. These pious men
believed that we should be totally separated from sinners – have no contact
with them. There was no hope for the sinner under the Law.
Simon
did
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V 37
This woman had been totally joined to sin.
V 50
Jesus pointed out that she had faith. She found the solution to sin in the
grace and redeeming acts of Christ.
The Old
and New Testament position on sin is contrasted here
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V 36 Simon
was a very learned and pious man – a Pharisee who would have worn fine
garments to show his status
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V 37 This
unnamed woman was known to all as a sinner – she was clothed in shame
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V 39 Was
a prideful, hypocritical sinner – a sin of the heart
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V 37,
47 as a sexual sinner – a sin of the body and soul
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V 39 Saw
other people’s sin as greater than his own
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V 38 Saw
herself as the greatest sinner
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V 44 Made
no preparations for Jesus’ presence
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V 37 Made
elaborate and costly preparations for Jesus’ presence
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V 39 Judged
Jesus
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V 44-46 Worshiped
Jesus
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V 44-46
Would not touch Jesus
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V 44-46
Washed and anointed Jesus
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V 40-47
Was rebuked by Jesus
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V 47-48
Was forgiven by Jesus
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