There are verses in the Bible that get twisted out of context to deceive, Jesus speaking, Mat 7:1-2 NKJV - 1 "Judge not, that you be not judged. 2 "For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you."
This isn't saying don't use good judgement, it's saying the standard you use against others will be the same standards you will be measured by.
You are so out of line regarding Christ, nothing in the Bible supports your view of judgment. Perfection and good behavior isn't what Jesus requires. It's actually as simple as ABC, Admit that you are a sinner, in need of a Savior. To sin means to fall short of the standards of a Holy and Righteous God. b- Believe with all your heart that Jesus Christ is precisely who He says He is. and C- Confess with your mouth that He is King of kings and Lord of lords and you will be saved. All have sinned and fallen short of the Glory of God, no one is righteous, no not one. Repent means to turn around, liberals try to convince people that means don't have fun. The wages of sin is death, sin demands payment and will receive it's wages. Christ took the punishment all mankind deserves for sin, and paid what was due for sin for all humanity with His own blood. Each of us has a choice whether to accept that payment as a gift from God or pay the wages of sin ourselves. It's that simple. Come to God, the Creator of all things on His terms or go your own way and be eternally separated from God. Either way , the decision you love. Eternity with the God who created all of us as eternal beings, or eternity separated from the God you reject. That is Hell.
Don't be a fool and judge others like this. Take a really hard look at yourself and realize no matter how perfect you think you are, it isn't good enough. None of us are.
You weren't mocking Trump, you were mocking everything Christ stands for in this meme. Turn around, find a Bible teaching and believing Church and find out what the Truth really is, and the Truth will set you free from your foolish judgement.
