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Judging: When? Why? How? By Derek Prince Some passages of Scripture say, "Judge," while others say, "Don't judge." Most Christians aren't sure that they should judge anything-others feel responsible to raise a moral standard, but don't know how much authority they have. In a world that turns its back on God while crying, "Don't judge me," Derek Prince weighs in with a scriptural affidavit for sound judgement. |
The law of Jehovah is perfect, restoring the soul (Psa 19:7). Most laws condemn the soul and pronounce sentence. The result of the law of my God is perfect. It condemns but forgives. It restores - more than abundantly - what it takes away.
Jim Elliot
Brief Biography
July 16, 2010
Right now I"m having so much trouble with D. L. Moody, that I don't have time to criticize my friends.
Dwight L Moody
Brief Biography
Why do we usurp God's right to judge?...It is for God alone to judge, to justify or to condemn. He knows the state of each one of us and our capacities, our deviations, and our gifts, our constitution, and our preparedness...according to the knowledge that He alone has...And how do you know what tears he has shed about it before God? You may well know about the sin, but you do not know about the repentance.
Dorotheos of Gaza
Biography
Well, let's go on disagreeing but don't let us judge. What doesn't suit us may suit possible converts of a different type. My model here is the behaviour of the congregation at a 'Russian Orthodox' service, where some sit, some stand, some kneel, some walk about, and no one takes the slightest notice of what anyone else is doing. That is good sense, good manners, and good Christianity. 'Mind one's own business' is a good rule in religion as in other things.
(Clive Staples) C. S. Lewis
Into The Wardrobe
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