Matthew Poole and continuators on John 8:11

11 She said, No man, Lord. And Jesus said unto her, Neither do I condemn thee : go, and sin no more .

He replyeth, Neither did he. He did not acquit her, for he was not to make void the Law of God; nor did he Condemn her: He was neither a Witness in the case, nor yet a Secular Judge, to whom such Judgments did belong; he was onely to speak to her, as the Mediator and Saviour of man.

Go, I discharge thee, as being Coram non Iudice, before one who in my present capacity am no Judge to hear this Cause, and to give Sentence in it. Sin no more; whatever becometh of thee as to mans Judgment, thou hast reason to fear the greater Judgment of God, if thou goest on in a course of sin. Nor doth he say, Commit Adultery no more; but Sin no more. No partial Repentance or Sorrow for any particular sin will suffice a Penitent that hopes for any Mercy from God; but a leaving off all sin, of what kind soever it be.