Jesus Cares About Prostitutes And Adulterers

Jesus cares about prostitutes 
and adulterers; but he wants 
them to repent of their sins 
(be sorry enough for them 
and to turn away from them. 
In other words to stop 
committing that sin). 

God says we are all sinners.

We are all in the same boat.

Luke
13:3 I tell you, Nay: but, 
except ye repent, ye shall 
all likewise perish.

Good news at the bottom 
of this post tells you how 
to get saved from your 
sins and know that you 
are going to heaven when 
you die. There is such 
comfort and freedom 
knowing that you never 
again have to worry 
about what comes 
after death! 

Jesus did not condemn the 
woman caught in adultery*; 
but he did tell her to "Go, 
and sin no more". Read 
about it below.

*Adultery is defined as: 

 (1) a married person having 
an intimate relationship with 
someone who is not their 
spouse; or

(2) a single person having 
an intimate relationship 
with a married person 
who is not their spouse.

 John
8:1 Jesus went unto the 
mount of Olives.

8:2 And early in the 
morning he came again 
into the temple, and all 
the people came unto 
him; and he sat down, 
and taught them.

8:3 And the scribes and 
Pharisees brought unto him 
a woman taken in adultery; 
and when they had set her 
in the midst,

8:4 They say unto him, 
Master, this woman was 
taken in adultery, in the 
very act.

8:5 Now Moses in the law 
commanded us, that such 
should be stoned: but 
what sayest thou?

8:6 This they said, tempting 
him, that they might have 
to accuse him. But Jesus 
stooped down, and with 
his finger wrote on the 
ground, as though he 
heard them not.

8:7 So when they continued 
asking him, he lifted up 
himself, and said unto 
them, He that is without 
sin among you, let him 
first cast a stone at her.

8:8 And again he stooped 
down, and wrote on the 
ground.

8:9 And they which heard 
it, being convicted by 
their own conscience, 
went out one by one, 
beginning at the eldest, 
even unto the last: and 
Jesus was left alone, 
and the woman standing 
in the midst.

8:10 When Jesus had lifted 
up himself, and saw none 
but the woman, he said 
unto her, Woman, where 
are those thine accusers? 
hath no man condemned 
thee?

8:11 She said, No man, 
Lord. And Jesus said unto 
her, Neither do I condemn 
thee: go, and sin no more.

1 John 
1:9 If we confess our sins 
[to God in heaven], he is 
faithful and just to forgive 
us our sins, and to 
cleanse us from all 
unrighteousness.

The prostitute who anointed 
Jesus' feet in Simon the 
Pharisee's house was 
repentant of her sins 
(sorry for them).

 Luke
7:37 And, behold, a woman 
in the city, which was a 
sinner, when she knew 
that Jesus sat at meat in 
the Pharisee's house, 
brought an alabaster box 
of ointment,

7:38 And stood at his feet 
behind him weeping, and 
began to wash his feet 
with tears, and did wipe 
them with the hairs of 
her head, and kissed 
his feet, and anointed 
them with the ointment.

7:39 Now when the 
Pharisee which had 
bidden him saw it, he 
spake within himself, 
saying, This man, if he 
were a prophet, would 
have known who and 
what manner of 
woman this is that 
toucheth him: for she 
is a sinner.

[Jesus read this Pharisee's 
mind and knew that he 
was condemning this 
woman.]

7:40 And Jesus answering 
said unto him, Simon, I 
have somewhat to say 
unto thee. And he saith, 
Master, say on.

7:41 There was a certain 
creditor which had two 
debtors: the one owed 
five hundred pence, and 
the other fifty.

7:42 And when they had 
nothing to pay, he frankly 
forgave them both. Tell 
me therefore, which of 
them will love him most?

7:43 Simon answered and 
said, I suppose that he, to 
whom he forgave most. 
And he said unto him, 
Thou hast rightly judged.

 7:44 And he turned to the 
woman, and said unto 
Simon, Seest thou this 
woman? I entered into 
thine house, thou gavest 
me no water for my feet: 
but she hath washed my 
feet with tears, and 
wiped them with the 
hairs of her head.

7:45 Thou gavest me no 
kiss: but this woman 
since the time I came in 
hath not ceased to kiss 
my feet.

 7:46 My head with oil thou 
didst not anoint: but this 
woman hath anointed my 
feet with ointment.

7:47 Wherefore I say unto 
thee, Her sins, which are 
many, are forgiven; for 
she loved much: but to 
whom little is forgiven, 
the same loveth little.

7:48 And he said unto 
her, Thy sins are forgiven.

7:49 And they that sat at 
meat with him began to say 
within themselves, Who is 
this that forgiveth sins 
also?

7:50 And he said to the 
woman, Thy faith hath 
saved thee; go in peace.

 The woman of Samaria 
had had five 
"husbands", then 
trusted in Jesus Christ 
as her Messiah (Saviour).

 John
4:1 When therefore the 
Lord knew how the 
Pharisees had heard 
that Jesus made and 
baptized more disciples 
than John,

4:2 (Though Jesus 
himself baptized not, 
but his disciples,)

4:3 He left Judaea, and 
departed again into Galilee.

4:4 And he must needs 
go through Samaria.

 4:5 Then cometh he to a 
city of Samaria, which is 
called Sychar, near to 
the parcel of ground 
that Jacob gave to his 
son Joseph.

4:6 Now Jacob's well was 
there. Jesus therefore, 
being wearied with his 
journey, sat thus on the 
well: and it was about 
the sixth hour.

4:7 There cometh a woman 
of Samaria to draw water: 
Jesus saith unto her, Give 
me to drink.

 4:8 (For his disciples were 
gone away unto the city to 
buy meat.)

4:9 Then saith the woman 
of Samaria unto him, How 
is it that thou, being a Jew, 
askest drink of me, which 
am a woman of Samaria? 
for the Jews have no 
dealings with the 
Samaritans.

4:10 Jesus answered 
and said unto her, If 
thou knewest the gift of 
God, and who it is that 
saith to thee, Give me 
to drink; thou wouldest 
have asked of him, and
he would have given 
thee living water.

 4:11 The woman saith unto 
him, Sir, thou hast nothing 
to draw with, and the well 
is deep: from whence then 
hast thou that living water?

4:12 Art thou greater than 
our father Jacob, which 
gave us the well, and 
drank thereof himself, 
and his children, and his 
cattle?

4:13 Jesus answered and 
said unto her, Whosoever 
drinketh of this water shall 
thirst again:

4:14 But whosoever drinketh 
of the water that I shall give 
him shall never thirst; but 
the water that I shall give 
him shall be in him a well 
of water springing up into 
everlasting life.

 4:15 The woman saith unto 
him, Sir, give me this water, 
that I thirst not, neither 
come hither to draw.

4:16 Jesus saith unto her, Go, 
call thy husband, and come 
hither.

4:17 The woman answered 
and said, I have no husband. 
Jesus said unto her, Thou 
hast well said, I have no 
husband:

4:18 For thou hast had five 
husbands; and he whom 
thou now hast is not thy 
husband: in that saidst 
thou truly.

4:19 The woman saith unto 
him, Sir, I perceive that 
thou art a prophet

 4:20 Our fathers worshipped 
in this mountain; and ye say, 
that in Jerusalem is the 
place where men ought to 
worship.

 4:21 Jesus saith unto her, 
Woman, believe me, the 
hour cometh, when ye 
shall neither in this 
mountain, nor yet at 
Jerusalem, worship the 
Father.

4:22 Ye worship ye know 
not what: we know what 
we worship: for salvation 
is of the Jews.

 4:23 But the hour cometh, 
and now is, when the true 
worshippers shall worship 
the Father in spirit and in 
truth: for the Father 
seeketh such to worship 
him.

4:24  God is a Spirit: and 
they that worship him 
must worship him in spirit 
and in truth.

 4:25 The woman saith 
unto him, I know that 
Messias cometh, which is 
called Christ: when he is 
come, he will tell us all 
things.

 4:26 Jesus saith unto 
her, I that speak unto 
thee am he.

 4:27 And upon this came 
his disciples, and 
marvelled that he talked 
with the woman: yet no 
man said, What seekest 
thou? or, Why talkest thou 
with her?

4:28 The woman then left 
her waterpot, and went 
her way into the city, and 
saith to the men,

 4:29 Come, see a man, 
which told me all things 
that ever I did: is not this 
the Christ?

4:30 Then they went out of 
the city, and came unto him.

4:31 In the mean while his 
disciples prayed him, saying, 
Master, eat.

 4:32 But he said unto 
them, I have meat to eat 
that ye know not of.

4:33 Therefore said the 
disciples one to another, 
Hath any man brought him 
ought to eat?

 4:34 Jesus saith unto 
them, My meat is to do 
the will of him that sent 
me, and to finish his work.

 4:35 Say not ye, There 
are yet four months, and 
then cometh harvest? 
behold, I say unto you, 
Lift up your eyes, and 
look on the fields; for 
they are white already 
to harvest.

 4:36 And he that reapeth 
receiveth wages, and 
gathereth fruit unto life 
eternal: that both he 
that soweth and he 
that reapeth may rejoice 
together.

4:37 And herein is that 
saying true, One soweth, 
and another reapeth.

4:38 I sent you to reap that 
whereon ye bestowed no 
labour: other men laboured, 
and ye are entered into 
their labours.

 4:39 And many of the 
Samaritans of that city 
believed on him for the 
saying of the woman, which 
testified, He told me all 
that ever I did.

4:40 So when the Samaritans 
were come unto him, they 
besought him that he would 
tarry with them: and he 
abode there two days.

4:41 And many more 
believed because of his 
own word;

 4:42 And said unto the 
woman, Now we believe, 
not because of thy saying: 
for we have heard him 
ourselves, and know that 
this is indeed the Christ, 
the Saviour of the world.

 Rahab, the harlot, saved 
the Israelite messengers, 
and she trusted in their 
God, the God of the Bible.

Joshua 
2:1 And Joshua the son of 
Nun sent out of Shittim 
two men to spy secretly, 
saying, Go view the land, 
even Jericho. And they 
went, and came into an 
harlot's house, named 
Rahab, and lodged there.

2:2 And it was told the 
king of Jericho, saying, 
Behold, there came men 
in hither to night of the 
children of Israel to 
search out the country.

2:3 And the king of 
Jericho sent unto 
Rahab, saying, Bring 
forth the men that are 
come to thee, which 
are entered into thine 
house: for they be come 
to search out all the 
country.

2:8 And before they were 
laid down, she came up 
unto them upon the roof;

2:9 And she said unto the 
men, I know that the 
LORD hath given you 
the land, and that your 
terror is fallen upon us, 
and that all the inhabitants 
of the land faint because 
of you.

2:10 For we have heard 
how the LORD dried up 
the water of the Red sea 
for you, when ye came 
out of Egypt; and what 
ye did unto the two 
kings of the Amorites, 
that were on the other 
side Jordan, Sihon and 
Og, whom ye utterly 
destroyed.

2:11 And as soon as we 
had heard these things, 
our hearts did melt, 
neither did there remain 
any more courage in 
any man, because of 
you: for the LORD your 
God, he is God in 
heaven above, and in 
earth beneath.

2:12 Now therefore, I pray 
you, swear unto me by the 
LORD, since I have 
shewed you kindness, that 
ye will also shew 
kindness unto my father's 
house, and give me a 
true token:

2:13 And that ye will save 
alive my father, and my 
mother, and my brethren, 
and my sisters, and all 
that they have, and 
deliver our lives from 
death.

2:14 And the men answered 
her, Our life for yours, if 
ye utter not this our 
business. And it shall be, 
when the LORD hath given 
us the land, that we will 
deal kindly and truly with 
thee.

The Israelites (Jews) kept 
their promise and saved 
Rahab and her family 
when they attacked 
Jericho.

 Joshua 
6:17 And the city shall be 
accursed, even it, and all 
that are therein, to the 
LORD: only Rahab the 
harlot shall live, she and 
all that are with her in 
the house, because she 
hid the messengers that 
we sent.

6:23 And the young men 
that were spies went in, 
and brought out Rahab, 
and her father, and her 
mother, and her brethren, 
and all that she had; and 
they brought out all her 
kindred, and left them 
without the camp of 
Israel.

6:25 And Joshua saved 
Rahab the harlot alive, 
and her father's household, 
and all that she had; and 
she dwelleth in Israel even 
unto this day; because she 
hid the messengers, 
which Joshua sent to 
spy out Jericho.

Rahab was mentioned 
several times in the New 
Testament because she 
believed in the God of 
the Israelites (the Jews); 
and she helped their 
messengers who were 
sent to spy out the city 
of Jericho to escape 
capture.

 Hebrews 
11:31 By faith the harlot 
Rahab perished not with 
them that believed not, 
when she had received 
the spies with peace.

 Rahab, the former harlot, 
married Salmon who 
was in the genealogical 
line of Jesus Christ when
He lived on earth among
us! God is a forgiving and 
merciful God who forgives 
us when we repent of our 
sins and ask for His
forgiveness of those sins! 
See the genealogy 
of Jesus Christ in the Book 
of Matthew Chapter 1 
in verses 1 through 16. 
Here are some of those 
verses to show you how 
forgiving and merciful 
God is to all of us who 
are repentant sinners. 

 Matthew 
1:5 And Salmon begat Booz 
[Boaz] of Rachab [Rahab]; 
and Booz begat Obed of 
Ruth; and Obed begat 
Jesse;

 (I skipped verses 6 through 
15 to shorten this post.) 

1:16 And Jacob begat 
Joseph the husband of 
Mary, of whom was born 
Jesus, who is called Christ.

1 John 
1:9 If we confess our sins, 
he is faithful and just to 
forgive us our sins, and 
to cleanse us from all 
unrighteousness.

NOW TO THAT GOOD 
NEWS I TOLD YOU 
ABOUT IN THE 
BEGINNING OF THIS 
POST - HOW TO BE 
SAVED FROM YOUR 
SINS AND GO TO 
HEAVEN WHEN YOU
DIE:

God's Holy 
Word, the King 
James Bible, 
tells us how:

FIRST, DEAR 
READER, PLEASE 
FORGIVE ME FOR
SOMETIMES USING
LARGE PRINT, OR
CAPITAL OR BOLD
LETTERS. I DO NOT
MEAN TO SOUND
LIKE I AM 
SCREAMING. IT IS
JUST THAT SATAN
HATES THIS 
MESSAGE AND
THE TEXT KEEPS
COMING OUT IN 
VERY TINY
PRINT THAT IS 
ALMOST 
UNREADABLE. 

NOW TO OUR
BIBLE STUDY:

Agree with 
God in heaven 
that you are a 
sinner and need 
a Saviour. 
GOD 
SAYS WE ARE 
ALL SINNERS.
But keep reading 
because there is
Good News for
you: 

Romans 3:23
For all have 
sinned, and 
come short of the
glory of God;

Believe that Jesus
Christ, the Sinless
Son of God, died 
on the cross to 
pay for your sins 
and mine. Three 
days later He 
rose from the 
dead. 

Romans 5:8  
But God 
commendeth 
his love toward 
us, in that, while 
we were yet 
sinners, Christ
died for us.

Repent of 
trusting in 
anything or
anyone other 
than Jesus
Christ (i.e. 
baptism, good 
works, money/
tithes, man-made
church traditions, 
or religious 
ceremonies]
to save you.

Titus 3:5
Not by works of
righteousness 
which we have 
done, but 
according to his 
mercy he saved 
us, by the 
washing of
regeneration, and
renewing of the 
Holy Ghost;

Accept God's 
Free Gift of 
eternal life 
through his 
Sinless Son, 
the Lord Jesus 
Christ. It is a 
free gift to you;
but it cost Jesus
Christ his life! 
You do not have
to work to earn
a Gift - It is free!

Romans 6:23
For the wages of 
sin is death; but
the gift of God 
is eternal life 
through Jesus 
Christ our Lord.

God tells us that
as many as 
received Jesus 
Christ as their
Saviour and
believed on his 
name, he gave
them power to 
become the sons
[and daughters] 
of God the Father 
in heaven! 

John 1:12
But as many as 
received him, to
them gave he 
power to 
become the 
sons of God, 
even to them 
that believe
on his name.

So, if you just 
accepted Jesus
Christ as your 
personal Saviour
and asked God 
the Father in
Heaven to forgive
you of your sins
and told Him that
you believe that 
Jesus Christ, His
Sinless Son, 
paid for your 
sins on the
cross and rose
from the dead,
you are now a son
(or daughter) of
the living God of
heaven! 

And when you die,
you will go 
straight to heaven
to be with Jesus 
Christ forever and
ever!

AND NOW THAT 
YOU ARE A 
CHRISTIAN, IT 
IS IMPORTANT
TO LEARN HOW 
TO LIVE A LIFE
THAT GLORIFIES
GOD IN HEAVEN. 
LINK HERE TO 
MY BIBLE 
STUDY ON 
'WHAT DO I
DO NOW THAT
I AM SAVED?' 
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