Why would Jesus tell the woman that was caught in the act of adultery that He wouldn't condemn her for her sin, but He's going to judge us for ours? That doesn't make sense.
How does that work. If you have done more good than bad here, are you graded on a curve? Or does a C or above get to stay, D's and F's go to Hell?
And If our sins are judged when we get there, what in the world was the Son of God doing hanging on a cross?
We are forgiven our sins as we repent them...but I also think that we are REWARDED in heaven according to how we do here. It's not so much a matter of punishment, I don't think. It's just a matter of some people will reap more rewards.
At least that's the picture I have of the situation.
Kosher, I am sorry, this is going to be lengthy, but I hope it's worth the read.
I know of at least one crown that you are in line for right now. I saw you ask for something that automatically rewards you with a crown. Crowns, because people that rule and reign, have them. And that is our destiny. But you won't keep it. You'll happily give it away. You'll lay it at His feet.
Our actions here are directly linked to our rewards and crowns/positions in God's government, that governs right here on earth during the millennial reign of Christ and beyond.
Heaven is a gift. Rewards are for our services rendered to Jesus. If you look up Bible crowns you'll see that they are for different actions on our part. As are the specific jewels in those crowns.
As for our sin, it was paid for and forgiven and removed from us, almost 2,000 years before you and I were born.
Repentance is acknowledging to ourselves and then to God, that we just did something that grieved our Father, and although God has already put it behind His back, letting Him know that we are sorry brings us closer to Him. God called King David, (the murderer), the apple of His eye, because of David's repentant heart. David's sins grieved David because David knew they impacted the God he loved so much.
For us it's sorrow for our part in the cross. That Jesus
had to do that for us.
We began on this earth bathed in light. It was the Shekinah glory/light of God. Adam and Eve got it by walking next to Him in the garden. Adam knew from a mile away that Eve was naked. Her light was gone, and she was ashamed. The same light enveloped Moses after being with God on the mountain. Christ glowed in His glorified human body when He returned to earth for 40 days.
Jesus took us back to that light.
Hating the sins we have and will commit, and vocalizing that message to God, returns us to that glory. Re pent means to return to the highest level.
But hating sin and having it are 2 different things. We traded places with Christ. He died in our sin that we may live in His glory. Before you were born, you glowed. And when Abba looks at you, you still glow, unless you have made a conscious decision to not accept Christ's gift. Then you are naked, and vulnerable.
The reason I asked those questions you quoted was because, there was no reason to condemn the adulterer, for something Jesus was about to pay the price for anyway.
And there is no curve. There is no sin left to us to account for later.
1John 1:7 The blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from ALL sin.
And He has no intention of doing it again, or lessening what He already did by letting our sins be judged twice. No double jeopardy in Heaven.
It is finished.
You can't be judged on sin, (once you realize your committing it) by telling Jesus, "Ok, I've got it from here, I'll take care of these ones by going directly to God for forgiveness." And why would you want that responsibility? What if you miss one?
The Bema Judgement is the only judgement we are in store for. If we are at the Bema judgement, we've already made it to Heaven, and sin can't reside there, sooo step up and see how much of your service to the Lord was done for your own ego, and how much was done to show the love of Christ. And get your crowns, jewelry, mansions, pets, gold, frankincense, and myrrh.
Wouldn't that question best be posed to Chrisitans as individuals? 
