Abide by divine laws even if you do not agree with them or find them difficult in practice

This hadith is about a situation in which a Jew and Jewess were brought before the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ on charges of committing an illegal sexual intercourse. The Jews told him that they usually blacken their faces and disgrace them as punishment for such an act. The Prophet ﷺ then asked them to bring forth their holy book, the Torah, so that he could verify if this was indeed true. A one-eyed man recited from it until he reached a verse which stated that adulterers should be stoned to death. The Jews admitted that they had concealed this divine law among themselves but did not carry it out in practice. Therefore, the Prophet ﷺ ordered for both sinners to be stoned to death and this was done accordingly with one man protecting the woman from being hit by stones during her execution. This hadith teaches us about justice and how we must always abide by divine laws even if we do not agree with them or find them difficult to carry out in practice.