Accepting Jesus Christ as your savior doesn't matter if you continue your sinful lifestyle. She can say whatever she wants, but actions are what matter.
Everyone remembers the bit about "let he who is without sin cast the first stone", but they conveniently forget what Jesus said to the woman: "Go and sin no more."
This verse about the woman only appears in younger manuscripts, and is absent in older manuscripts, therefore, many bibles have a note saying that these verses may be a forgery.
But yes, I would agree, forgiveness depends upon repentance.
Accepting Jesus Christ as your savior doesn't matter if you continue your sinful lifestyle. She can say whatever she wants, but actions are what matter.
She's for the street.
The homily the other week covered this.
Everyone remembers the bit about "let he who is without sin cast the first stone", but they conveniently forget what Jesus said to the woman: "Go and sin no more."
Forgiveness depends upon contrition.
This verse about the woman only appears in younger manuscripts, and is absent in older manuscripts, therefore, many bibles have a note saying that these verses may be a forgery.
But yes, I would agree, forgiveness depends upon repentance.