The term "Devil's Advocate" was a title given by the Roman Catholic Church to a person to challenge a proposed beatification or miracle, and to challenge or test the strength of the evidence. It has generalized to a contentious opinion that debates or evaluates the strength of the opposing argument. The Devil's Advocate could be compared to the prosecuting attorney in a court of law, while Jesus Christ could be compared to the defense attorney. When we step into the role of the accuser, especially when we dare to accuse our spiritual siblings, we are acting on behalf of Satan the devil. As the scribes and Pharisees were accusing the woman 'caught' in adultery, Jesus, by inscribing messages on the ground, reminded all of them that no one is free from hideous sin. Consequently, Christ did not condemn the woman, but required repentance and urged her to lead a righteous life from then on. The same thing is required of all of God's chosen saints today. Satan does not need any help from us to besmirch the reputation of our spiritual siblings. If we want to be first fruits, we must become advocates for our brethren, as Christ is for us.