I have always maintained that, “If I see you, and hear you do a thing, I’ll judge you.” When I see two unmarried male and female in active coition, my judgment is simple, “You have committed the sin of fornication.” You entered another person’s apartment and you came out with the owner of the apartment’s phone, and the person asked, “Who made an entrance into my flat,” wanting to know who had taken his phone and you keep mum. I ask you what you went there for, and you brazenly tell me, “I didn’t go there;” I will call you a thief. Why? I saw you when you entered and when you walked out pocketing the phone which you and I know is not yours. If you happen to be seated by me in a public transport and receiving a phone call, you tell the caller, “I am standing at the Local Government Council Chairman’s door; call me in two hours’ time,” I will judge your act, and call you, “A liar!” I will judge you when I see you and hear you loudly and clearly; and I will not be running into any misbehaviour because my judgment is not a rash one. This is what we should be talking about: unrighteous judgment. We can judge as long as it is in strictness of righteousness.Read More