Dear One,
To say someone is wrong is a judgment call on your behalf.
To say someone could be mistaken, it seems to you, is the proper way to think about it. But, you should always give the person the grace and the right to believe what he or she chooses to believe.
People choose to believe what they have been taught to believe and they believe the things to which they are exposed during their lives. So belief is experiential.
If belief is a result of experience, then how can you say that someone is right or wrong if their experiences are limited only to information to which he or she has been exposed?
Make no judgment calls in relation to right or wring. That is none of your business. I said if you judge, then you will be judged.
You can make it your business only if you discuss with someone your beliefs that are also a result of your experience and the beneficial results of love, peace, joy, goodness, kindness patience and faith that have come from your beliefs. Then the person can make an informed choice based on broadened exposure to truth.
Remember that you made judgments in the past that have now dramatically changed. You believe things now, because of revelation knowledge, that you didn't believe in the past. Allow everyone to also change beliefs with his or her exposure to truth. If there is no exposure to truth, then there is no desire to change.
Your testimonies relating to My truths will set men free when you throw out the lifeline of what truths set you free.
People are looking for lifelines, not judgment.
Love, God
Matthew 7:1; Matthew 6:37; John 5:24; John 12:47
To say someone is wrong is a judgment call on your behalf.
To say someone could be mistaken, it seems to you, is the proper way to think about it. But, you should always give the person the grace and the right to believe what he or she chooses to believe.
People choose to believe what they have been taught to believe and they believe the things to which they are exposed during their lives. So belief is experiential.
If belief is a result of experience, then how can you say that someone is right or wrong if their experiences are limited only to information to which he or she has been exposed?
Make no judgment calls in relation to right or wring. That is none of your business. I said if you judge, then you will be judged.
You can make it your business only if you discuss with someone your beliefs that are also a result of your experience and the beneficial results of love, peace, joy, goodness, kindness patience and faith that have come from your beliefs. Then the person can make an informed choice based on broadened exposure to truth.
Remember that you made judgments in the past that have now dramatically changed. You believe things now, because of revelation knowledge, that you didn't believe in the past. Allow everyone to also change beliefs with his or her exposure to truth. If there is no exposure to truth, then there is no desire to change.
Your testimonies relating to My truths will set men free when you throw out the lifeline of what truths set you free.
People are looking for lifelines, not judgment.
Love, God
Matthew 7:1; Matthew 6:37; John 5:24; John 12:47
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