In reply to Cynthia Carter.

I'll give you that Jesus said,"Go and sin no more," but do you suppose He actually thought that woman would sin no more? In fact, who among us is able to sin no more? His sacrifice atoned for all of our sins, past. present, and future. That forgiveness includes even those sins we do after He has told us to sin no more. Surely it is our intention, as we awaken each day to sin no more, and we try not to sin any more. However even our best intentions are often thwarted by the "old evil foe." I think we need to remember that sin is sin; none any worse than any other in God's eyes. Unfortunately our simple minds are unable to figure out how that can be. It is a good thing that God doesn't demand that we understand how it works before He makes it so.