But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.
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I too am unreasonably angry about the betrayals of our government. And I'm glad she's gone, it's one less problem we have to deal with.
But I won't hate or judge her. Assuming she doesn't have a saving faith in Christ she is in indescribable agony for eternity. I can not even comprehend her suffering, and can only pray that she repented on her deathbed.
Judgment of eternal nature is not something we can do nor something we can comprehend. That is left to God, unless we too want to be victims of our own ignorance and reap the hell we condemned others to. The judgment spoken about in Matthew 7 is talking about when men take the place of God. We don't judge souls. Further down Jesus says swine and dogs when referring to people but that is a mortal judgment.
John 7:24 Judge with righteous judgment is also talking about our mortal affairs. Building a profile about someone and acting accordingly.
We rejoice that she is dead because her evil on Earth has stopped but we don't rejoice because for eternity her soul will suffer (if she is in fact suffering now ). If this still encourages you to cheer for the eternal suffering of others I encourage you to read Matthew ch.7
Gods mercy is endless. We don’t know the state of her soul and cannot condemn. Prayers are always best bet
But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea.
Shes a pedo. Look at the links above for her pedo symbol jewelry.
Vengeance is Mine sayeth the Lord. I will repay.
I too am unreasonably angry about the betrayals of our government. And I'm glad she's gone, it's one less problem we have to deal with.
But I won't hate or judge her. Assuming she doesn't have a saving faith in Christ she is in indescribable agony for eternity. I can not even comprehend her suffering, and can only pray that she repented on her deathbed.
We can and should judge her. Without Justice here on earth the evil runs amok. You suggest anarchy here because Justice is Gods alone.
Judgment of eternal nature is not something we can do nor something we can comprehend. That is left to God, unless we too want to be victims of our own ignorance and reap the hell we condemned others to. The judgment spoken about in Matthew 7 is talking about when men take the place of God. We don't judge souls. Further down Jesus says swine and dogs when referring to people but that is a mortal judgment.
John 7:24 Judge with righteous judgment is also talking about our mortal affairs. Building a profile about someone and acting accordingly.
We rejoice that she is dead because her evil on Earth has stopped but we don't rejoice because for eternity her soul will suffer (if she is in fact suffering now ). If this still encourages you to cheer for the eternal suffering of others I encourage you to read Matthew ch.7
No. She's dead and she is beyond our reach. We are out of the loop as far as justice is concerned at this point.
Justice in this life is for the living. Once they are beyond our reach we should let them go, for our own mental health.
She is dead. Prayers for what? I don't rejoice because God says He does not rejoice at the death of the wicked. But I do not mourn either.