text: She also repented. Jesus said: "Sin no more." That would mean the quiet Time in Confession to Listen to Jesus through the Priest, and beforehand through one's informed Conscience, an Examination of Conscience. The hypocrisy was those men holding large stones - likely including the man who went along with infidelity in the woman's relationship with her husband. Or perhaps the man who slept with her, also violated his relation to his wife. All the same, they who held stones must have had been either forgiven at one point, or had sins they had never been caught in - including adultery. 
  
  The "good" thing about her being "caught in adultery" is that she was found guilty. Jesus didn't deny she in fact committed a grave and seriously immoral one. For He said: "Neither do I condemn you." So the sin is condemnable. Even Jesus said: "Love the sinner, but hate the sin." That includes adultery.