Judgment and Mercy in Adultery Narrative

The master challenges the accusers, emphasizing mercy over judgment.

### The Lesson of Mercy: A Story of Judgment and Forgiveness
* ⚖ A group of individuals confronts a woman caught in adultery, demanding **punishment according to the law**.
* They urge their master to condemn her, insisting that she should be **stoned for her sins**.
* ❓ The crowd seeks the master’s opinion, asking, "**Is it right to kill her?**"
* 🕊 The master responds with profound wisdom, stating, "**He among you who is without sin, let Him cast the first Stone**."
* 👥 One by one, the accusers leave, **unable to cast judgment** on the woman.
* 🙅 The master then asks her, "Where are your accusers? Is there anyone here who's **condemned you**?"
* 💖 She replies, "No, no one," to which he responds, "Then neither do I condemn you. **Go and sin no more**."
* ✨ This encounter highlights the themes of **mercy, forgiveness, and the importance of self-reflection** before passing judgment on others.

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Jesus Of Nazareth (Quote 4/10) - Stoning

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A group accuses a woman of adultery, demanding her punishment according to the law.

They seek the master's opinion on whether to stone her.

The master responds by challenging them to cast the first stone if they are without sin, ultimately forgiving the woman and telling her to sin no more.