Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,2|        body and soul, man and woman, religion and culture, church
 2 1,4    |      The Church now is like a woman who has fallen from her
 3 2,2    |    meeting with the Samaritan woman, the healing of the blind
 4 3,4    |   blind man, or the Samaritan woman, or the thief on the Cross
 5 3,4    |       Jesus met the Samaritan woman, He said to her: “If you
 6 7,1    |     The Gospel account of the woman caught in adultery who was
 7 7,1    |        Jesus then said to the woman: “No one has condemned you?
 8 7,1    | chance at a new start for the woman, that is, both forgiveness
 9 7,1    |       and God's will for this woman — to be saved and not to
10 7,1    |     an attempt to destroy the woman as well as Jesus who undoubtedly
11 7,1    |    granted a new start to the woman. He also provided a way
12 7,4    |     account of the adulterous woman brought before Christ. A
13 10,2   |  Church of his day as an aged woman who had lost her inspired
14 10,2   |      present Church is like a woman who has fallen from her
15 11,2   |       virtually in tears. The woman lived in Thessalonike and,
16 11,2   |     children survived but the woman was taken away and eventually
17 11,4   |   Church which he likens to a woman fallen from her former prosperity