Friday, July 8, 2011

Judge not?

There are a lot of things that are unacceptable in our culture. Most of what is accepted is cursed by God. Satan being a crafty liar, in an attempt to silence the warriors of the Lord from destroying his sand castle -uses demonization to silence opposition.

One such ill-used passage is Matt7:1 , "Judge not…" we can all quote it because it's a culturally religious objection to the proclamation of transcendent truth and standards of righteousness. It runs like this, if I live in sin and you say something than you are living in a greater sin "Judging". We all know how horrible and unloving that is (the litmus test for all good). What a twisted feminist society! Love is righteous and we are defending immoral actions in the name of Love! I need no other proof that this is indeed a reprobate culture and those who commit these crimes of syntax do so for their own self-justifying immoral reasons. God alone decides what is right and wrong (John 14:6)-In Gen 3:5 satan tells us that we can decide. When we separate righteousness from love we doom our culture and posterity to all matter of debauchery, nothing is safe and the future sure (slavery) Deut 28:7

    If you look a little deeper at Matthew 7 it is better said to "Decide not lest you be judged" Before we can know truth and apply it to others it has to be received from God. You cannot decide it for yourselves unless you first reject God and his bible. What's being said is don't you decide right and wrong for you but to find it in the eternal truths of God. We either agree with him or make our own decisions and thereby dam ourselves. God decides what is evil and if you do evil things it's because you are evil. We are all judged/measured by Gods standards of right and wrong – therefore use that as your standard to know what is good.

    We do not need to judge the world, it is already condemned by its actions – remember you were likewise condemned by the law of God and found mercy at the cross of Jesus Christ.

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