21 Jul '18 15:53>
If all you do is look for errors in other people's lives, and you never look
at the logs in your own eyes, you have to be very self-righteous. We all
sin and as such we are guilty, the comparison of one of us is any better
than the someone else is a bit of folly here. If all are guilty, why would it
matter if one is more or less guilty the someone else? If you are driving
a car 15 MPH over the speed limit, and get pulled over by the police for
doing that, will it matter if you were driving with traffic, and everyone else
was also driving over the limit by 15 MPH? You were over the limit so
therefore you can get a ticket, if you stand before a judge and he asks
if you were driving 15 MPH over the limit wouldn't you have to say, yes?
Self reflection should be a major part of our days in the morning and in
the evening, it will keep us a little less judgmental and a lot more
forgiving if you care what God says. Judge not, because we will be
judged by whatever standard we use against others. it is better asking
God to forgive than to condemn.
at the logs in your own eyes, you have to be very self-righteous. We all
sin and as such we are guilty, the comparison of one of us is any better
than the someone else is a bit of folly here. If all are guilty, why would it
matter if one is more or less guilty the someone else? If you are driving
a car 15 MPH over the speed limit, and get pulled over by the police for
doing that, will it matter if you were driving with traffic, and everyone else
was also driving over the limit by 15 MPH? You were over the limit so
therefore you can get a ticket, if you stand before a judge and he asks
if you were driving 15 MPH over the limit wouldn't you have to say, yes?
Self reflection should be a major part of our days in the morning and in
the evening, it will keep us a little less judgmental and a lot more
forgiving if you care what God says. Judge not, because we will be
judged by whatever standard we use against others. it is better asking
God to forgive than to condemn.