DON’T JUDGE
The bible said “judge not that you might not be judged”. Who are we to judge or condemn our fellow human beings. The most common thing among beings is judging one another; it is so bad for a person to judge or condemn his fellow human being. Paul was judged and condemn by the people on the island of malta.
However, the people finalized with no doubt “he was a murderer, though he escaped the sea, justice will not permit him to live”, just because he was a prisoner that sailed with them doesn’t qualify him as a murderer. Not all prisoner are guilty, some were framed up just as paul; when paul was on the island he gathered an armful of sticks to lay fire, a poisonous snake driven out by the heat of the fire fastened itself to his hand, people exclaimed NO WONDER, ONCE A MURDERER!
Moreover, the people expected him to suddenly fall or begin swelling and be dead, because of the venom of the poisonous snake; but instead he shook off the snake from his hands and was unharmed. It was then, the people respected him and called gods; but they have judged him at first. Only JESUS is the judge, coming soon to judge the world. Beloved, judge not so you won’t be judged.
AN OUTCAST An outcast is one that has been excluded from a society or system. He is labeled a beggar. He is an outsider. An outcast is a person that lacks care. An outcast is neglected and overlooked. He is demoralized. He is wounded in heart. He is labeled whom no one cares. He is one that has lost hope. He is one who is frustrated and dejected. He is one who is always deep in thoughts and sorrowful. He is one who lives like a foreigner in his own land. He is one who is distressed. He is one who gets dispossessed of his possessions. He is one who is perplexed. He is one who is troubled on every side. He is one who is despair. He is afraid of tomorrow. CHRIST came that we might have a restored hope. He came to bare that burden of ours. He came to give us that expected end. He came that we might have peace. He came that we might be healed . Isaiah 53 vs. 5: But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities; the chastisement of our peace was upon him, and w...
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