Just and Fair!

                                                                    Just and Fair!

 

Can one claim to “Belong to Jesus” and refuse to be “Just and Fair”?

 

He has shown you, O mortal, what is “Good”.  And what does the Lord require of  you?  To act “justly” and to “Love Mercy” and to “Walk (Live) Humbly with Your God”.  (Micah 6:8)

 

The Word and the World  has definitions of Just and Fair. 

Kingdom Citizens definition of Just and Fair is found in the Bible.

 

Just – Behaving according to what is morally right and fair, from the Bible.  

          Kingdom Citizens must search the Scriptures and not the dictionary to define 

          our requirement to “Act Justly”.

Fair – Equal weights and equal measures.  Free of defilement, refusing to cheat.

Humbly – The “practice” of meekness, obedience to God, respect of self and others,  

          submissiveness and modesty.  People with humility put others’ needs before 

          their own, sacrificing for “The Love of Others”.

 

People who Love the World and the Things in it, have become captive by “demonic spirits”, which now controls their “Thinking Process”.  They will do “anything” for money or personal gain.  They “do not” Love their neighbor as they love themselves.

 

Jesus did not die so that we can 

“Live Like the World” in this life and “Spend Eternity” with God!

Some say I Believe and it’s "True".  Some say I Believe and it’s a “Lie”.

Our Words and our Actions “Tells” what we Believe and what we do not Believe.

 

Being unjust and unfair is being “wicked and evil”.   Using “unequal weights” and “unequal measure” are two things that God hates.  It is “impossible” to Love your neighbor as you love yourself if you use unequal measures and unequal weights. This is “Cheating” your neighbor; no one would ever want anyone to cheat them.

 

The Kingdom Citizen “Loves” to be Just and Fair.

The Unsaved Person “Loves” to be “Unjust and Unfair”!

If you “Know” that you are unjust and unfair; “Repent before you die”.

 

Ask God to Bless You to Be

“Just and Fair Always”

And Watch What Happens!

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