On 6/23/2013 1:32 PM, Todd wrote:
> On 06/23/2013 02:20 AM, Don Roberto wrote:
>> On 6/21/2013 3:55 PM, Todd wrote:
>>> On 06/21/2013 04:26 AM, Don Roberto wrote:
>>>> Mathew 7:1
>>>
>>> Hi Don,
>>>
>>> Here is a good explanation of Matthew 7:1-5:
>>> http://www.bible.ca/ef/expository-matthew-7-1-5.htm
>>>
>>
>> I'm not into wasting time reading drawn out explanations of very simple
>> sentences I have no problem understanding.
>>
>> Just like I'm not into wasting time talking and writing about what
>> Christ commanded his disciples to do in Mathew 25: 31-46. THAT was his
>> and his man Mathew's job: our job is to ACTUALLY *DO* what He commanded.
>
> Doers of the word rather than just hearers of the word.
> This is good advice.
>
> It is easier to be a doer if you do not make the huge
> mistake of taking a single sentence or a sentence fragment
> out of context with the rest of the paragraph. This is why
> I gave you the link explaining what was going on with the
> fragment you quoted.
>
> What you missed in Matthew 7:1-5 was not to "never" judge,
> you must judge to survive, but how to judge. Clean
> up your own act first before judging others. When I made
> the judgment that I did not want Julie's daemon in my life,
> and what you saw in this thread was only minor, I had
> made sure I did not do to others or her what she was doing to me
> first. Do you see me jumping to conclusions, accusing
> anyone of being "anti woman", threating to beat them up
> in an alley, deliberately taking things out of context,
> even when corrected by others? Do you see me telling
> others they are "stuck on stupid" (that was one of yours)?
> I am ready to be judged on the matter.
>
> You must judge to survive. The fragment you quoted is
> often thrown in other faces by extremely judgmental
> people who don't want to hear that they are doing
> something nasty by others. There is a difference between
> common judgment and righteous judgment.


As there is between right and wrong judgement. And your judgement of
Julie is just plain wrong. She is not possessed by a demon - she is
sick. Now go back to Mathew 25:41-46 and see what Christ has to say
about those who do not look after the sick.

Read the link.
>

No need. There's only one source that matters in determining what it
takes to be a Christian: the teachings of Christ.