Matthew 7:1-6
Context: Matthew 7:1–6 delivers Jesus’ declaration that His followers must not pronounce God’s judgment on each other. Those who do try to take God’s role in this way will be judged in the same way themselves. Human beings are not qualified to pronounce judgment because they are blind to their own sin. To help another with a speck in his eye, a person must first remove the log of obvious sin from his own eye. He also warns against wasting time or effort on those who clearly have no interest; they won’t appreciate it and may attack you for it.
SERMON
Danger of Judging Others
Trinity Reformed Presbyterian Church(NI)
Pastor Edward Donnelly | Newtownabbey, Northern Ireland
Jan. 28, 2001, Sunday Service,Sermon On The Mount, Matthew 7:1-6
OTHER RESOURCES:
The Most Popular Bible Verse Among Unbelievers
WHAT DID JESUS MEAN WHEN HE SAID, “JUDGE NOT, THAT YOU BE NOT JUDGED”?
Matthew 7:1 – “Judge not, that you be not judged.” (frequently misapplied verses)
Didn’t Jesus say to “judge not”? – Matthew 7:1-6.
The Most Abused Text In The Bible – Matthew 7:1
John Calvin’s Commentary v.1,3,6
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