¿And what about that person? ¿How long should I stand it?

Galatians 6:11-13

'See what big letters I make when I write to you with my own hand. Those men who say you must go through the religious act of becoming a Jew are doing it because they want to make a good show in front of the world. They do this so they will not have to suffer because of following the way of the cross of Christ. Those who have gone through the religious act of becoming a Jew do not even keep the Law themselves. But they want you to go through that religious act so they can be proud that you are their followers.'

¿Who has given us the power to discard our neighbor because he does not have what we long for (Some gift, talent, stratum, position ...)?
¿How many times have we set ourselves up to stand judge against our own neighbor being that many times we are in the same or worse condition?
¿How many times we have decided to complaint of our neighbors instead of helping them grow?

The sad thing about this is that we do not even realize that we end up giving a bad testimony to those who just arrive, who quickly realize of our bad attitude ...

Let's see what God says about it through his Word:
1. We must be merciful:
'I want loving-kindness and not a gift to be given in worship. I want people to know God instead of giving burnt gifts.' (Hosea 6:6)

2. We must love my fellow man:
'“Teacher, which one is the greatest of the Laws?” Jesus said to him, “‘You must love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest of the Laws. The second is like it, ‘You must love your neighbor as you love yourself.’ All the Laws and the writings of the early preachers depend on these two most important Laws.”' (Matthew 22:36-40)

3. We must to enjoy ourself because we have him by our side:
'Last of all, you must share the same thoughts and the same feelings. Love each other with a kind heart and with a mind that has no pride.' (1 Peter 3:8)

4. We must build (Teach good things based on Bible) it:
'Each of us should live to please his neighbor. This will help him grow in faith.' (Romans 15:2)

5. We must always wish you the best:
'“Do for other people whatever you would like to have them do for you. This is what the Jewish Law and the early preachers said.' (Matthew 7:12)

6. We do not have to judge it:
'So you should stop saying that you think other people are wrong. Instead, decide to live so that your Christian brother will not have a reason to trip or fall into sin because of you.' (Romans 14:13)

7. We must bless you:
'Because of this, we should do good to everyone. For sure, we should do good to those who belong to Christ.' (Galatians 6:10)

¿Will we continue saying, "And what about that person? How long do I stand?" or rather what are we going to do with our fellow man as of today?


God bless you and have an excellent day in Christ Jesus!

Roldan Ortiz Molinares