Lizbeth
Well-Known Member
I'm sure Jesus would have corrected them in love mostly. Rather than in a fire and brimstone kind of way....from scripture that was reserved mostly for the religious leaders. Have to remember too that Jesus was speaking to His own people......for us that would translate to members of the church, rather than unbelievers. There is a difference in the way we approach those who profess Christ as opposed to lost souls, generally. There is also a difference between preaching and simply witnessing.kinda like when peter john and others did so . When they also preached the word .
When they also said save YOURSELvES from this untoward generation .
Might i suggest we all go back into the book of acts again . And perhaps also the gospels .
WHEN we read the gospels i want us to look at EVERYTHING JESUS DID and Spoke .
When we read acts look at what they said as well . What a suprise , and what a shock to this generation this will be my friend .
JESUS did not go around not correcting sin and error . OH HE DID .
And unto anyone who even invited this CHRIST JESUS to dinner, TO come into their own house ,
JESUS would immediately correct error . And you would marvel at what he thought about man .
FOR JESUS KNEW what was in man . Jesus didnt try and pander to man to WIN MAN . HE simply lived and spoke the truth .
Jesus was Jesus.....God in the flesh and sinless. He had the right to throw down the mantle with anyone if He so chose. But here are we, former sinners....I don't feel I have the right to go around rebuking unbelievers for their sins (unless the Lord unctions) because I was once a sinner and in unbelief the same as them.