#judge righteously

[wecanbeperfect]

WOE ON SCRIBES AND PHARISEES

Matthew 23:28 Even so ye also outwardly appear righteous unto men, but within ye are full of hypocrisy and iniquity.

[an-unanonymous-messenger]

Are we really being honest, if we would judge another? What do we judge others for? Something they do which we hate? Being flawed? Being imperfect according to our standards? Are we any better? When will we wise up and check ourselves first? We are no better than the next man who sins, and yet we are being shown the mercy we don't deserve. Do we think we will be shown any greater honour than others when Judgment Day comes? We won't. We will all be on the same ground before the Righteous Judge, since we are all to be held accountable for what we did. We should not think highly of ourselves, just because we are followers of Christ, but that we are those who should be the example of repentance and God's mercy. So what shall we do here - keep on looking at people with spite for their ungodly behaviour, or actually choose to follow Jesus Christ and show others what repentance and turning to our loving Creator is like. Let us therefore take the second option and help people get to know God properly. God bless you in the Name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour! Amen.

[orange-sora]

Fuck, they're trying to put me on a pedestal again.

[death-rebirth-senshi]

Are there new age religions worshiping Black Holes because I feel like might as well.

[kaurwreck]

yall don't want agatha christie to become overly present in bsd; I'll be insufferable.

[wullu]

In a drama about demons and humans walking amongst each other, I am not gonna nitpick and point out plot holes, but is still, episodes 5 and 6 of the Judge from Hell gave me pause when I realized that the murderer of the week was presenting DID-like symptoms.

I tend not to be a fan of dramatic depictions of it because there's always an element of sensationalism and never enough nuance, but you know what, murderer man utilizing psychiatric diagnosis for his own benefits didn't even trouble me as much as Han Da On's determination to catch a demon who's not above getting stabby if people are in her way. Justicia has been given a job, and shes gonna do her job and get out of here, barring any other extenuating circumstances like falling in love with someone with the all self-preservation skills of a coconut.

My man, you are just a few bad days away from becoming tomato chutney. You see what a demon can do first hand and you are still like, IN THE NAME OF JUSTICE I WILL BRING YOU DOWN?

On one hand, admittedly, he's unaware of her mission on Earth so fair enough that he's determined to bring her to justice.

On the other hand, I kind of find Da On's righteous fury bemusing on one hand, because while he's getting heated up over Justitia here, surely he's not unaware of the amount of police-inflicted violence that exists? Surely before you cast stones at others, you ensure that yours is not glass house? It feels a little disingenuous for him to be all up in arms but not acknowledge his own biases/privileges.

But I think my previous paragraph is geared more towards the writer than the character. Cop shows exist in a medium where there's room for heroics and glamorizing certain things, but not questioning the system. But, I digress.

To come back to point, right now its like, why do you a bring a gun to a fight that has disappearing magical daggers?

Or I wonder if Da On's anger towards her stems more from the fact that he thought she fit a certain mold -- a mold in which she no way confirmed or even acknowledged -- and hes now angry that the ideal doesnt match reality? This feels more plausible to me. Like discovering your idol has feet of clay. Except, I dont think Justitia even asked to be his idol. The man just put her up there on the pedestal.

Ironically, I feel like his views would be more aligned with the real Kang Bit Na, but he wouldn't be interested in her as much, because she wouldn't challenge his notions the way Justitia does.

I am sad their time of being UST buddies has come to end so abruptly. We could have done with a few more eps of those before it all devolved into angst. However, I am interested in seeing how they progress, and I would absolutely LOVE it if there was some corruption/seduction of innocence where he's brought over to the dark side, but I will not also hold my breath. Sigh.

[garlic-sauc3]

it's kind of funny how much people emphasize Batman's "no kill rule" when actually the majority of superheroes have a very similar rule

[a-godman]

The Lord Jesus will Come as a Righteous Judge to award the Crown of Righteousness

 In order for us to maintain the victorious standard of the church, we must be lovers of God; the Lord promised to give the crown of life and the inheritance of the kingdom to those who love Him, and we aspire to get the incorruptible crown as a prize at the end of our Christian race. Amen! There is a close relationship between loving the Lord and His appearing to be rewarded by Him at His…

[mybeautifulchristianjourney]

God is the Judge

And the heavens declare his righteousness, because God himself is judge. Selah — Psalm 50:6 | Lexham English Bible (LEB) Lexham English Bible 2012 by Logos Bible Software Cross References: Psalm 7:11; Psalm 9:4; Psalm 19:1; Psalm 75:7; Psalm 89:5; Psalm 96:13; Hebrews 12:23

[an-unanonymous-messenger]

We hear many people saying: "Don't judge" or "You're being judgemental". It is due to the lack of understanding of what judgement is. This is how they judge hypocritically. But here we see how Jesus tells us to judge indeed, and not any other way than righteously. Hypocritical judgment is no righteous way of judging, but righteous judgment by the fruit of our neighbour is the way. It is easy to judge someone by their appearance, but do we ever consider that they may be going through something or are bearing something within? Maybe pain, grief, something tough to let go? This is how we should view people, for each of us is fighting his own fight. Let us therefore seek God's guidance to proper understanding of judgment of man, in order not to abuse the Word of God against those who actually know the true meaning. Bless you in the Name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour! Amen.

[pastorhogg]

Seeing Clearly

Trading Judgment for Grace Life Lessons Learned Not long ago, I found myself sitting at a boardroom table, surrounded by sharp, accomplished businessmen, leading what was intended to be a heartfelt Bible study. But as the conversation unfolded, it quickly took a colder turn. I began to feel less like a shepherd guiding a discussion and more like a defendant on trial. Question after question…

[nathan-r-dooley]

Psalm 82 | God Judges the Judges

A Psalm of Asaph “God takes His stand in the divine assembly;He judges in the midst of the gods.” “How long will you judge unjustlyAnd show partiality to the wicked?” — Selah “Vindicate the weak and fatherless;Do justice to the afflicted and destitute.Rescue the weak and needy;Save them from the hand of the wicked.” The Failure of Earthly Rulers “They do not know nor do they understand;They…

[kdmiller55]

God Alone Is Just

A Psalm of Asaph. 1 God has taken his place in the divine council;     in the midst of the gods he holds judgment: 2 “How long will you judge unjustly     and show partiality to the wicked? Selah 3 Give justice to the weak and the fatherless;     maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. 4 Rescue the weak and the needy;     deliver them from the hand of the wicked.” 5 They have…

[geminiagentgreen]

This is a good one, and the Lord knows that I'm too soft on sin as it is. Yet I ponder how best to apply these lessons - not ignore them - as in my own life I see growth and change from prayer and peaceful interaction. Holy Father, you know what it is that I need and how best to apply it all to my life. Your will be done for my life, in Jesus's holy name I pray, amen.

[hisradiantfire]

Return of Righteous Judges: If you are serious follower of Christ, this book will explain what is happening in the Church today.

[justajsworkshop]

Although they say that everything is possible without limits, I see that some blogs find some people's desires freakish and judge them, as if everyone's desires have to be the same, this is very sad, everyone's way of thinking, their view of life, their desires may be different, not everyone makes the distinction of good or bad, or they may want terrible things, it is sad that they judge this, after all, whatever it is, it is their choice and reality, everyone is the judge, the decision maker, the absolute authority, if we are ourselves, why is this judgment ?

What is your opinion about this

if it bothers you so much that "other" people do that, choose to perceive them differently.