Simple. The same thing Jesus said to the woman being accused. Now go and sin no more.
Now, why are you leaving out the second part of Romans 8v1 from your signature?
Now I am going to have a wild stab in the dark here, if anyone is in close proximity I suggest you get out of arms length.
I assume you are talking about
Romans 8:1
Chapter 8
Free from Indwelling Sin
There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus,
who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit.
Ok I reckon the reason and I may be wrong but the reason is that the bible EG has does not have the second part in it. It is in verse 4 where it belongs, along with all translations.
Adherents to KJV (based on textus receptus) say it shoud be in and every other translation is wrong.
I am not going to
Me also thinks you have an agenda here which is believers will be condemned if they sin and lose salvation and this is why you have the question you have a few times. If I am wrong in this assumption please correct me.
So as said EG's bible does not have part b, that's all.
Now regarding Romans 8:1 part a only or part a&b if you wish to discuss this I suggest you start a new post on this.
If my assumption is correct you take it further than the intention of this post and make it a salvation issue then as I suggest start a new post on it.
The below is something I have in my library.
Theologically, the omission of the last half of the verse carries a doctrinal error. To say that there is no condemnation whatsoever of any who are in Christ Jesus is to overlook the whole of scripture. In fact, we are told that it is very possible for those who are in Christ to suffer condemnation. If the Believer is walking, not after the Spirit but after the flesh, his or her works are nothing but wood, hay, and stubble. If the Believer is walking after the Spirit, and not after the flesh, his or her works are gold, silver, and precious stones. (1 Corinthians 3:12). Everyone's works will be tried by fire. Fleshly works will be burned and Spiritual works will endure. We are told, "If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss: but he himself shall be saved, yet so as by fire." (1 Corinthians 3:15).
notice how it states the omission of part b is a doctrinal error but notice how it finishes.
So so if you open a new post maybe the above could be used as a starting point.
EG, enjoy the bible you read, in the knowledge of your faith that it is Christ who saves you/us positional sanctification, which is a saint/Holy and set apart.
Then the Father works in you/us to conform us to the image of Christ. If we could become sinless then we not need.
Progressive sanctification.
Me thinks you know that anyway, just trying to make my point