In Matthew the seventh chapter, Matthew 7, we've been on this subject for some weeks now,

and the Lord is really helping us, really helping us.

Matthew 7-1, Jesus said, judge not that you be not judged. Now most all Christians would agree that you shouldn't

judge. But why did Jesus say not to judge? For your own personal benefit so you won't be judged he said for with what judgment

you judge you shall be judged with what measure you meet it shall be measured to you again

ever how we treat our fellow man, our

human being, our fellow human being, our fellow brother and sister in Christ. That's how

we're going to be dealt with. Verse three, why beholdest thou the moat that is in your brother's eye, but consider's not the being that's in your own eye?

Now, he hasn't changed subjects.

He's still talking about judging.

Now, when you talk about judging virtually everybody, even non-Christians, will agree you should not judge.

And people are most strong on you not judging me.

Right?

Don't you judge me.

Don't judge me.

Some years ago, I was in a place, and I was ministering on walking in love. And after the

service, this lady came, and she said, Brother Keith, brother Keith, that's it, that's it. I've been

trying to tell all these folks they're supposed to be walking in love with me, and they just

won't listen. I said, sister, you missed a whole deal.

You're not supposed to be trying to listen for other people.

You can't listen for other people.

Can you?

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