Not Judging Others and Practicing Genuine Empathy

 Not Judging Others and Practicing Genuine Empathy

Positive Christianity Series Episode #130

"Judge not, and you will not be judged; condemn not, and you will not be condemned; forgive, and you will be forgiven; give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured back to you."- Luke 6: 37-38

King Jesus Christ describes the manner that there is the need to practice true justice, equity, and equality instead of hypocrisy and sin. We know that while evil wants individuals to think that they can practice injustice and iniquity, we know that GOD Almighty judges the wicked. We know that we are not to judge because we do not know all the details and instead only GOD Almighty knows all the details. We know that we are supposed to obey GOD Almighty so that we practice filial love and genuine empathy in obedience to the commandments of Moses instead of envy and anger. We know that when we have genuine empathy and sincerity of heart, there is no need to judge others. We can hate evil instead and this is considered wisdom. We learn that we do not have to hate others because evil wants individuals to hate without reason. Instead of listening to the temporary lies of evil, we listen and believe the truth in the Sacred Scriptures. We learn that we are created to live in perfect harmony with one another instead of being at odds for no reason.

We learn that evil wants individuals to quarrel and be in conflict with each other for no reason. We learn that we are supposed to persevere practicing filial love, genuine empathy, kindness, and serenity while being far apart from false prophets, false and negative information, and false and negative philosophies of sin. We are able to persevere getting rid of negative emotions and instead have gratitude to GOD Almighty. We do not need to cause conflict or quarreling because instead we seek unity and serenity with one another. This speaks about forsaking vices, anger, hate, and envy and instead persevering with virtues, serenity, filial love, and gratitude. GOD Almighty allows us to persevere developing virtues instead of practicing vices and sin. We learn that being Christians we are supposed to help one another worship GOD Almighty and encourage one another instead of practicing envy and coveting seen in idol worship.

"Whoever thus serves Christ is acceptable to GOD and approved by men. So then let us pursue what makes for peace and for mutual upbuilding."- Romans 14: 18-19

We learn that King Jesus Christ helps us know that we are supposed to live in harmony with one another instead of practicing anger and envy. We learn that righteous individuals were able to persevere in the worship of GOD Almighty improving and developing virtues while forsaking sin and idol worship. We learn that Moses received the instruction of the commandments on Mount Sinai and helped his brothers and sisters to learn about the wisdom of GOD Almighty. We learn that the wisdom of GOD Almighty in practicing obedience to the commandments of Moses helps us persevere, develop virtues describing wisdom, power, authority, sovereignty, serenity, dominion, and the most important virtue of all, fidelity, to GOD Almighty. When we choose to worship GOD Almighty, we are able to live with serenity and harmony with others instead of practicing anger, quarreling, conflict, division, strife, and hostilities. We know that there are virtues that are needed so that we do not practice conflict describing the need to have meekness and humility to not believe the temporary lies of evil.

We learn that Moses was able to live with serenity guiding Israel in the desert so that they were able to reach the land of Canaan that became the land of Israel. We learn that the meekness of Moses prevented Moses from being quarrelsome, conflicting, and arrogant seen in the wicked of Korah's rebellion. We learn that Korah's rebellion attempted to rebel against Moses due to their arrogance, faithlessness, and rebellion against GOD Almighty. We learn that Korah's rebellion prefered the chains of idol worship and captivity wanting to return to Egypt instead of having gratitude because they were freed and autonomous because of GOD Almighty. We know that we are supposed to persevere with humility instead of arrogance and anger. We know that Moses was able to persevere while Korah's rebellion was destroyed. We learn that GOD Almighty judged Korah's rebellion, and guarded Moses from the temporary lies, rebellion, and envy of evil. We learn that we are supposed to persevere similar to Moses and Paul. We learn that Paul was also able to instruct his brothers and sisters in the worship of GOD Almighty, and they were able to persevere in the worship of GOD Almighty. We know that Paul was able to preach to the nations the importance of King Jesus Christ, and the nations converted to Christianity. Instead of causing conflict and division, Paul preached genuine empathy in King Jesus Christ and obedience to the commandments of Moses, and Christianity was accepted in the nations. We learn that when Paul preached along with the disciples and apostles, Christianity increased in the nations with individuals renouncing sin and idol worship. We learn that when Paul preached in Greece, Rome, Cyprus, and Asia Minor, there were individuals that repented of their sin and became disciples and apostles preaching truth. We learn that Christianity kept increasing and keeps on increasing consistent with how King Jesus Christ stated that Christianity would be preached to Israel and the nations. 

"And we know that for those that love GOD all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose."- Romans 8: 18

October 2, 2024 Wednesday's Publication