Neither Do I Condemn Thee

She felt alone and forsaken
Abandoned and clearly shaken
She could feel their hatred
When they said
Master, she was taken
In the very act of sin

These are the words that were spoken
To a woman who was caught
In a compromising position
Doing something she should not

Neither do I condemn thee
Neither will I cast a stone
Neither will I stand in judgment
Go and sin no more
Go and sin no more

If not for the grace of Heaven
If not for the love of God
If not for forgiveness and mercy
That woman would have been lost
That woman would have been lost

Neither do I condemn thee
Neither will I cast a stone
Neither will I stand in judgment
Go and sin no more
Go and sin no more

And they shouted
And she doubted
That He would understand
Then He knelt down
And wrote on the ground
He drew a line in the sand

Neither do I condemn thee
Neither will I cast a stone
Neither will I stand in judgment
Go and sin no more
Go and sin no more

If not for the grace of Heaven
If not for the love of God
If not for forgiveness and mercy
That woman would have been me
That woman would have been me

Neither do I condemn thee
Neither will I cast a stone