In our human condition as imperfect beings it is very easy to judge and point out others, we are always looking for an infinity of errors and defects in others, for us it is easier to look forward and speak badly of another person, depending on their physical condition and spiritual, that look and turn and see our own mistakes. But I ask you:

Are you free to be judged?
Does not your degree of holiness make you make mistakes?
Are you so clean of not committing any sin?

If the answer to these three questions is YES, dear brother, I do not know what you are doing here on earth, and God should have taken you to his right hand and you should be sitting by his side.

You have not thought that when you point to a person with your index finger to speak according to their condition, if you look at your hand, they subtract four fingers towards you, what do you think that means? If we analyze ourselves, you are pointing out your own condition, because four fingers point to you and before speaking, look at yourself, if you judge, you are condemning sin.
The word of God is very clear, when it tells you that if you condemn another, you condemn yourself, since you practice the same things.
Could it be that you are thinking that with your good works you will escape the judgment of God? Well, let me tell you that this is not true, all of us who have accepted God in our hearts will be judged by him in his time, both for good works and for what you stopped helping others.

God is based on the truth to judge and in that way each one of us will be judged, how easy it is to make the clay of the fallen and know the process by which he lives, none of us are free to throw the first stone, against of that woman who one day was brought before the master to be stoned, since in those days if a woman was found in the act of sin (adultery) she was brought before the authority to be removed and taken to death in a hostile manner (stoned) by all who were in front of her. But deepening a little more in this parable of the Bible, remember who were those who judged her, were all holy and free from sin? What was the position of our Lord Jesus Christ? Perhaps he judged her, pointed, directed her to stone her? It was not like that, he only wrote something on earth, and as I understand it, I think he wrote the sin of each of those who were there pointing to that woman, and his question was for all those who had a stone in His hand. All who are free from sin feel free to throw the first stone. And what happened? all loosened the stones and left that place one by one, this indicated that none was free to commit mistakes and sins, today is the same post, we are not the ones who point and judge absolutely anyone, because absolutely no one is free not to make mistakes, It is easy for us to talk about another and even to raise false slanders without first discovering or being understood at the time of the difficulty that person may be going through, or simply knowing where it comes from and what it brings from its past. This does not mean justification of errors, but it is not for any of us to point out your brother, we are rather in the duty of helping him to get out of that which binds him to a world not pleasing to God.

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We all have the duty to help and restore a fallen, his brother, even the one who does it wrong, or have a duty to point out, look and analyze if their condition is the most just to condemn another, no one is free to make mistakes , so look good before talking about another.

This word is for all of us, no one is free of sins to throw the first stone, the word of God is like a double-edged sword, in which we pierce the soul and some other, so be very careful when you open your mouth , better stay quiet and remember that God is listening to everything you say.

God bless you greatly

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