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![SHOULD WE JUDGE OTHERS?
[1 of 2] Yes, of course. Jesus did. And just as we judge when it is safe to cross a busy road, we are to judge other people so that we can either support them, or help keep ourselves and the rest of society safe from them. In fact, Jesus ORDERS us to judge. Read Matthew 7, John 7, and especially 1 Corinthians 6. Today’s secular society, along with some in the Church, use New Age “relativism,” which claims all truth is relative, so no one’s truth is absolute. Today, that is called “tolerance." And even worse, the NEW definition of tolerance says we also need to praise and celebrate everyone's beliefs and lifestyles.
This effectively stops us from judging anyone for anything. Advocates of the new relativism (newly defined “tolerance”) cite Matthew 7:1: “Judge not, that you be not judged.” Yet, taken alone, this is out of context, so we must read more of Matthew 7 to understand what it means. The full text tells us to get rid of our hypocrisy first, and then help our brother who is wrong, because you will then “see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.” Saying we should not judge is completely twisting Scripture, and even Jesus clearly orders us to judge in John 7: “Stop judging by mere appearances and MAKE A RIGHT JUDGMENT.” He clearly tells us to make a judgment. But when we do so, we are to do it right—don't be
a hypocrite about it. The Bible's definition of tolerance is something
you have probably heard: “Love the sinner but hate the sin.” | image tagged in judge,god,bible,jesus,right,wrong | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5utvhh.jpg)
![SHOULD WE JUDGE OTHERS?
[2 of 2] First Corinthians 6 is the nail in the coffin for relativism with its new definition of tolerance, which tells us not judge anyone for anything. The Apostle Paul said this: "If any of you has a dispute with another, do not take it before the ungodly for JUDGEMENT, instead of [taking it] before the Lord's people. Do you not know that the saints will JUDGE the
world, and if you are to JUDGE the world, are you not competent
to JUDGE trivial cases? Do you not know that we will
JUDGE the angels? How much more, things of this life? Therefore, if you have disputes about such matters, appoint as JUDGES even men of little account.” Besides all that biblical truth, secular society also has laws, courts, law enforcement, settlements, jail, and prison. For someone to tell you we should not judge anything or anyone is as ridiculous as advocating the disbanding all police officers—but no one would suggest something that ridiculous, right? Wrong. Even that is being pushed today by relativists and satanists in world leadership positions. The latter
are hoping for more chaos that will allow them to implement their
planetary collectivism, with them as its fascist leaders. | image tagged in judge,god,bible,jesus,right,wrong | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5utwcz.jpg)
![BESIDES HIS WAY TO END JEWISH SLAVERY, WHY ELSE DID GOD HIT EGYPT WITH THE TEN PLAGUES? [1 of 2] God sent ten specific plagues to the Egyptians that seemed to target their witchcraft and all their false deities that they relied upon to aid in their witchcraft practices. God turned their Nile River water to blood because Egypt had a river-source god named Khnum, a spirit (demon) of the Nile called Hapi, and their god Osiris was said to have the Nile as its bloodstream. Rather than those evil entities being in control, God let the Egyptians know He is in charge. Looking at the other plagues, Hapi was also the frog goddess of Egypt (frog plague); Seb was the earth god of Egypt (lice); Uatchit was the flie
god of Egypt (gnats); and Ptah, Mnevis, Hathor, and Amon were
Egyptian gods associated bulls and cows (livestock dying). Sekhmet was the Egyptian god of epidemics, along with Serapis and Imhotep who were the gods of healing (boils on Egyptians). God also sent hail because Nut was the Egyptian sky goddess. Isis and Seth were the Egyptian agriculture deities (crops destroyed). Shu was the Egyptian god of the atmosphere, and Serapia was the Egyptian deity who was supposed to protect them from locusts. Are you starting to see God's message? He is saying that only the One true God has ultimate power. On top of all that, why did God send three days of darkness? It was because Re, Amon-re, Aten, Alum, and
Horus were the Egyptian sun gods, while Thoth was the Egyptian
moon god. So, God let the Egyptians know they would not
be getting any light from either of His celestial orbs. | image tagged in egypt,jew,god,bible,jesus | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5utpqv.jpg)
![WHY ARE ALL OUR RIGHTEOUS ACTS CONSIDERED FILTHY RAGS? Isaiah 64:6 says, “All of us have become like one who is unclean and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags." Our salvation is not the result of any of our efforts, abilities, intelligent choices, personal characteristics, or any acts of service we may perform. However, as believers, we are “created in Christ Jesus for good works,” which means we are to help and serve others. While there is nothing we can do to earn our salvation—because Jesus did that—God’s intention is that our salvation will result in Christ-like acts of service to help build the kingdom of Jesus. Ephesians 4:12 tells us we are not merely saved for our own benefit, but to serve Christ and build up the Church. This profound
biblical truth reconciles the seeming conflict between faith and works. No one needs to be enslaved by man’s decrees of some supposedly-needed religiosity that involves some efforts (works) that man lays out as the way we somehow get ourselves to heaven, instead of just trusting in Jesus' death on the cross. James 1:22 and 2:14-26 let us know that our righteous acts do not produce salvation; instead, they are evidence of our appreciation for Christ’s free gift of salvation. In the end we must recognize that even our righteous acts come as a result of God within us, not of ourselves. Working on our own to try achieving salvation for ourselves—whether in conjunction with trusting in Jesus or not—our righteousness is simply self-righteousness, showing a
vain and hypocritical religion that produces nothing more than “filthy rags.”
We work for Christ’s kingdom because He saved us from hell by
His sacrifice alone. [Some excerpts from GotQuestions.org] | image tagged in sin,works,heaven,hell,god,bible | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5utns8.jpg)
![WHAT IS "SALVATION" FOR A HINDU? "Moksha” (the Hindu version of “salvation") is the reason Hindus perform practices like yoga, meditation, and mantras. However, moksha is not at all like Christian salvation, as this quote outlines: "[Moksha] is used to describe freedom from the cycle of birth and death, the ultimate goal in the Hindu religious life; release from the bondage of the Law of Karma and union with the Supreme Being (Brahman). It is generally thought that one achieves Moksha through
knowledge (Gyana), devotion (Bhakti), or right works (Karma).”; Hindus must perform all these practices to achieve their supposed salvation (samsara), breaking free from the fictitious endless cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (reincarnation). They believe we all must go through one life after another, after another, after another, and on and on. It is to supposedly work off what we did in past lives (karma), until somehow we achieve
a breakthrough that is said to come from using all those Hindu
techniques that are designed to get us connected with the
Hindu "deities," which are actually demon spirits. | image tagged in hindu,moksha,reincarnation,god,bible,karma | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5u4ldw.jpg)
![IS THE "WORD OF FAITH" MOVEMENT JUST WESTERNIZED HINDUISM? [4 of 4] Here are a few examples of what Word of Faith preachers are saying that is just Hinduism—and certainly not biblical: Jesse Duplantis: "The very first thing on Jesus' agenda was to get rid of poverty.” Excuse me?! Jesus said His priority was to glorify God, destroy the works of the devil, and to save us from sin. Frederick Price: "The apostles were businessmen. They were rich men that had plenty of money… Only rich people could take off for three and a half years… That's the reason why I drive a Rolls Royce. I'm following Jesus’ steps.” But the Bible says, "In
their greed these teachers will exploit you with stories made up."; Creflo Dollar: "I'm telling you, Jesus wasn't poor, and… Jesus didn't have no rags on. He wore designer clothes, honey!” Robert Tilton: "The only time people were poor in the Bible is when they were under a curse... Being poor is a sin.” But the Bible says this about Jesus giving up everything to come to earth as a poor man: “Though Jesus was rich, yet for your sake he became poor…” Just like the Word of Faith preachers here in West, an Eastern group of religious leaders also live lavish lifestyles. They too teach those who send them money that the donators can also become wealthy
if they would only practice the right “force of faith” with their words.
That is exactly what Word of Faith preachers and Hindu gurus all claim,
and it is how the religious leaders from both camps live. | image tagged in hindu,jesus,god,bible,cult,christian | made w/ Imgflip meme maker](http://i.imgflip.com/5u4izb.jpg)