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🕊️ Welcome back to Citizen’s of Heaven —
where we don’t soften the words of Jesus,
we submit to them. 👑📖🔥

Jesus spoke many comforting words…
but He also gave serious warnings.

One of the most ignored — and most misunderstood — is this:

📖 Matthew 7:1

“Judge not, that you be not judged.”

This verse is quoted everywhere…
yet rarely obeyed.

Let’s go deeper — because Jesus meant more than most people realize.

👀 1. Jesus Wasn’t Canceling Discernment — He Was Exposing Hypocrisy

Jesus did not say:
“Truth doesn’t matter.”
“Sin doesn’t exist.”
“Everything is acceptable.”

What He confronted was self-righteous judgment.

📖 Matthew 7:3

“Why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not consider the plank in your own?”

The issue isn’t correction —
it’s condemnation without repentance.

👉 We judge harshly what we excuse in ourselves.

⚖️ 2. The Standard You Use Will Be Used on You

Jesus continues:

📖 Matthew 7:2

“For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured to you.”

This is terrifying if we’re honest.

Every word.
Every attitude.
Every motive.

The scale you hold against others
is the same one God applies to you.

🔥 Grace demanded from God
must be grace extended to others.

💔 3. Many Use This Verse to Silence Truth — Jesus Never Intended That

The world says:
“Don’t judge me”
— while rejecting repentance.

But Jesus also said:

📖 John 7:24

“Judge with righteous judgment.”

There is a difference between:
❌ Condemning people
✅ Calling people back to God

Love warns.
Love confronts.
Love restores.

Truth spoken without love is cruelty.
Love without truth is deception.

Jesus demands both.

🪞 4. Judgment Reveals the Heart

Harsh judgment often reveals:

Pride

Unforgiveness

Insecurity

Spiritual blindness

📖 Romans 2:1

“You who judge practice the same things.”

We are quickest to judge sins
that expose our own hidden struggles.

Jesus calls us first to self-examination,
then to humble restoration.

✝️ 5. Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment

📖 James 2:13

“Mercy triumphs over judgment.”

Jesus didn’t lower God’s standard —
He fulfilled it.

At the cross:
⚔️ Justice was satisfied
🕊️ Mercy was released

If you’ve received mercy,
you are commanded to live mercifully.

🧠 WHAT JESUS IS REALLY WARNING US ABOUT

✨ Judgment without humility invites judgment
✨ Hypocrisy blocks spiritual sight
✨ Truth must always walk with love
✨ Correction must flow from compassion
✨ Mercy reflects the heart of Christ

📣 CALL TO ACTION

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🕊️ FINAL WORDS | Citizen’s of Heaven

Jesus didn’t say this to shame us —
He said it to save us.

The world doesn’t need more judgment.
It needs more repentant hearts.
More humble believers.
More Christ-like love.

Before pointing at someone else’s sin,
look to the cross.

Because one day,
we will all stand before the Judge.

And mercy will matter.

👑 You are a Citizen of Heaven — live like it. 🕊️🔥
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