It is a popular saying that " to err is human, to forgive is divine." This was true of a woman who was caught in the act of adultery and brought to Jesus. The question that would come to mind was ' why was the man she engaged in the act with not brought to Jesus too?'
The Scribes and Pharisees only brought the woman to tempt Jesus: Either to contradict Moses ( Leviticus 20: 10 ) and be condemned as a false prophetor to condemn the woman to death and be accused of usurping Roman authority. Jesus answered them that the one among them who was sinless should first caat a stone at the woman.
Sone think that Jesus was not condemning adultery but the idea was that since none of her accusers stayed to condemn her, He was not going to pass a sentence on the womam.
Jesus came to save men and not to destroy them. So, forgiving the woman and any other person who repents and turns from sin, was part of Jesus' obligation. However, this is not a license for us to continue to sin against God. Anyone who sins shall surely die. As Christians, we should not take the patience of God for granted, we must remember the command that all men everywhere should repent ( Acts 17:30 ).
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