Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged | Matthew 7:1–6 |
About this episode
The episode discusses the true meaning of Matthew 7:1 and the implications of judging others in light of Christian teachings.
A lot of people use Matthew 7:1 to argue that we should never tell anyone that they’re sinning. In fact, if you’ve ever gotten into a debate about morality or challenged a friend about a sin they were dealing with, there’s a good chance they brought up this verse. But is that what Jesus really meant when he told us not to judge others?
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