It is a response you have probably heard when someone does not like what you have said to them about a sin or error: "You have no right to judge me"; or "That's enough! You are not my judge." Or perhaps the ultimate response to end a discussion, "The Bible says, "Judge not lest ye be judged." Well, it is certainly true that Jesus states in the Sermon on the Mount (from our text today), "Judge not, that ye be not judged." As is always the case, we should know what Jesus said, but even more importantly we should know what He meant by what He said. It is usually those who do not care to know what Jesus meant by what He said that so quickly use a verse like that to bring an end to a discussion.
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