Edie here. Today I'm excited to introduce you to a new author, Linda Dindzans. Her debut book will release next month. She's going to be an author you want to keep track of! Beyond that, her insight into Scripture and humble way of sharing will endear her to you as much as it has me. I'm proud and honored to have her on my blog and to call her my friend. Be sure you give her a warm TWC welcome!
by Linda Dindzans @Linda Dindzans
As I was contemplating what to contribute for this blog, my mind first went to What would Jesus do? That quickly morphed to What would Jesus write? And a split second later—like an inserted thought—the question twisted What did Jesus write?
We know He could read because He read the Torah aloud and taught at the Temple and in synagogues. We know He could write, but there is only one instance where the Bible mentions Him writing. When the woman taken in adultery was brought to Jesus, He wrote something short in the sand. Sand. A place where it would not be preserved, and the words were not recorded. (John 8:1-11)
