The Shocking Truth Behind Matthew 7:1

Have you been misinterpreting one of the most popular Bible verses? In Matthew 7, we’re told, “Judge not, so that you will not be judged,” but is that really the whole story? In this video, I’ll dive into a verse that many Christians have overlooked, revealing a deeper truth about judgment within the Church. What if we’ve been getting it wrong all along? Watch to uncover the shocking connection between Matthew 7 and 1 Corinthians 5 that could change how we live out our faith. You don’t want to miss this!

[Grace-love]

Some of those who say not to judge are those who are sinning and they do not want to put their flesh under subjection.
Others refuses to read the Bible for themselves to get understanding.

[ruvimbochimbiramonalisa]

It's the devil's weapon so that we will never help each other to grow and correct our wrongs. He made sure we misuse that verse and promote focus on urself attitude. Thank u, I hv been praying over this and came across ur video.

[irenewambui]

The spirit of the fear of the Lord has left so many xtians conscious that they seems to care less on sexual sin and alcoholism which has become a nom in churches..so help us God.

[athomeskincare]

We should judge with righteous judgment.

[stacysu]

There is a difference between judging and discerning. To judge someone is to condemn or to punish. To discern is to see what is not good in the eyes of God. It is not judging when you warn someone in a loving caring way that their sin is separating them from the ultimate love, the love of God. There sin if they do not turn away from it will destroy them on judgment day.

[yinkadavies]

This is great dear pastor
Every content you provide lifts the soul into an endearing walk with GOD ALMIGHTY
Thank you so much for this revelation sir.

[Kiki_Kiran]

So we encourage and uplift our brothers and sisters in Christ through righteous judgment, helping them to stay on course. We also live a spiritual life, walking as a model for others to bring them closer to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. 😇

[wanttruth]

Thank you. I now have a better understanding. God be with you.

[ugonmalilian]

The 1cor 5 aspect surprised me.
Thank God for his grace upon you. God bless you 🙏.

[YewandeEmmanuel]

Wow. This is an eye opener. Thank you. God bless you more.

[ruthnettles]

So true most everyone just reads that verse and pays no attention to the other verses

[Feirah-jv]

Halleluijah to The Lord
This is so true and an eye opener.
He who has
Thank you so much servant of God, it is indeed the first time ive seen it and DULY NOTED.

[sheliajohnson]

This was on my mind this morning, According to 1Cor. 5 it plainly state that we judge those on the inside. First of all we are not judging them. GOD'S WORD is the judge. That is the reason we have his word to teach us how to live according to it. Those who claim to serve him should be living by the word. How can you try to reach, preach or teach others how to live according to the word if you who claim you are dedicated to GOD are not proving it by your way of life. We are taught to be examples of Jesus. People have used that scripture to keep living a life of sin. If you remind a person of what the bible says you are not judging but are showing love. Helping the person to wake up and change their ways.if a person's life was in danger and you warned them of the coming danger if they don't change their course. That is an act of love not judgement. The judgement will come to those who don't listen, from GOD. Who has told us what is good and bad, or right from wrong.

[vladskitchen]

Thank you for making these videos, so many people take verses out of context and you are here to correct them, praise the lord Jesus Christ!❤

[matthewcamporeale]

Being charitable to believers is being an example instead of being an instructor. Love of someone is willing their good in prayer word and deed. Being direct in correction is not mostly fruitful because the condition of someone is their state of life which we are truly clueless where someone is in life. Charity starts at home work on your family who you truly are responsible for. Yes I am familiar with this verse.

[ateresusan-oxpx]

As for me, I think the clearity and connection of those verses are in Matthew 7vs2

Who wants to judge others is a great question that we should rather answer

Since Jesus haven't been glorified in Matthew 7vs2, it's obvious everyone listening to Him are still sinners, they're judging one another base on the gravity of their sins, but paul the apostle wrote to the New people, the redeemed and Holy people of God whom our lifestyle should be a judgement to the world even without utterances

God bless you with more wisdom sir

[FoxxyLynx]

I think it would have helped me growing up if I had been talked to and helped through things that were ungodly about me

[GivehimGlory]

Wow. This is excellent. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and bringing this to light. This is truly what we need as Christians this understanding of scripture is crucial. a lot of times I don’t understand the scripture because of my delay with comprehension but I’m steady praying for the wisdom and am just so thankful for this channel ❤

[caslook.kalliades]

We judge other on a permanent basis. It is in our nature to judge. If we accompany this with "Love each other as I loved you", the act of judgement can lift us up, the one judging and the one judged.

Edit : 20k already. Fabulous ❤ I pray that you can keep it as He wills it to be.

[norahchristian]

It will promote holiness and sanity in our churches if applied.