Krino II: Twenty (20) Implications of Judging or Criticizing Others Pt. 2

1. Implication is the conclusion that can be drawn from something although not explicitly or clearly stated. 2. Implication is an occasion when you seem to suggest something without saying it directly. 3. Implication is something that is suggested, or happens, indirectly. Twenty (20) Implications of Judging or Criticizing Others. 6. You are implying that, your judgement is according to truth, but it’s a lie. It is only truth that can judge another and no human being has absolutely a truthful nature. Thus, you don’t have the spiritual right to judge another for sin. When you hear someone has committed a sin, you don’t have the full information about how that sin came about. Or why the person committed it, so refrain from passing judgement on them - Romans 2:2, John 9:1-3. 7. You are implying that, your judgment of others is right but it is Wrong because it’s according to the sight of your eyes and hearing of your ears. Your judgement can never be right because you are judging according to sight of your eyes and reprove according to the hearing of your ears. Judging others or criticizing them is just not right because you may not be privy to the details of the matter. What you hear might be the most insignificant aspect of everything. You cannot be judging someone on that. What you are even hearing may be a twisted fact or even a lie. How do you criticize some or judge someone by that? - Isaiah 11:1-3, John 8:1-7. Be blessed as you listen to this thought provoking and message from our father!