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Oh, and one more thing about your comment as to what Jesus wanted - His words are ‘Love God, love your neighbor as yourself’. No words to keep on the stonings, no words to beat up your women, no words to enslave, nothing like that. Nope, not one.**Jesus did the right thing. All there were sinners. Jesus did not say that the lady should not be stoned to death. He sanctioned the death penulty. But he gave an advice too which was much needed and useful. That the first stone should be thrown at that woman by a one who had never been a fornicator or adulterer
That was the end of that story. Jesus permitted the stoning as per law. But your story R_not does not hold. You think that Jesus did not allow stoning to death. He was a perfect Jew and wanted all to follow the law of Moses. He said that he had come to fulfil the law. That means he wanted that law be applied in its true form.It should not be abondoned.
But you people have abondoned what Jesus had come to follow and fulfil. So, you are now only using the name of Jesus for some purpose. You are not the followers of Jesus.**
The stonings in the bible tell us of what happened at that time - never was it commanded for us to keep following them. And the Jews and Christians both stopped them millenia ago.