Everyone's Reason: "We Are Only Human"

Often our reason is that "human beings" are used to defend oneself from frequent mistakes in the sight of our neighbors and in the sight of God. Indeed, man is naturally weak, without sufficient strength especially when it comes to performing God's will.

The spirit in reality is willing but the flesh is weak, (Matthew 26:41). Furthermore, the Bible also says that no one can commit a crime (2 Chronicles 6:36), so it is commonplace that every time a person commits an offense. If it is used as a justification, it is easy to make a mistake because the person is just guilty. The purpose of the use of this righteousness is that our neighbor or God will understand us if we make mistakes. Thus, we understand and understand, that when we sin, it is because we are only human beings.

On the one hand, it is good to admit that we are the only people who sin. What matters is that we admit the error we are making. However, this righteousness should not be a pretext for knowingly committing any offense to God or to our neighbor. If there is any better chance to use the right we are "only human" is not that for our own faults or mistakes. The best way to do this is to focus on the understanding of the neighbor, especially the brother who is mistaken or lacking in us.

If this righteousness expresses human weakness, it is not appropriate to suffer the weakness of the weak, as it is said,
"We must indeed suffer the weakness of the weak, and let us not please ourselves. Each of us will please his neighbor, for his good fortune."(Romans 15: 1-2)

Therefore, the reason we are human beings should not be focused on our weaknesses, but in the weakness of others, so that we can easily understand, understand and endure the mistakes they make to us. And if we make mistakes, they will also be able to understand and endure. As it is said,
"Why not put an end to the unrighteousness? why not rather be deceived."(1 Corinthians 6: 7)

The purpose of this declaration is that we do not make our own righteousness alone, lest we can forgive one another if our own righteousness prevails over us. It will be easy for us to forgive others if we learn to accept that we are only human beings. A loving servant's sign is to show that it is wise to understand and forgive someone else's fault. It is very simple to reason, we are all human beings who are guilty and mistreated so we need to understand, endure and forgive each other. The essential ingredient of sustaining the body and blood of the Lord Jesus, as a celebration of the Passover is the willingness to forgive one's self and a brother. And this is one of the things we should look into in order to be worthy of receiving body and blood. The Bible says, "Whosoever eateth bread, or drink of the cup of the Lord, unworthily, sins the body and the blood of the Lord. But let a man examine himself, and then eat of the bread, and drink of the cup."(1 Corinthians 11: 27-29)

Thhis righteousness is the left example of the Lord Jesus in His incarnation. We want His servants to walk in humility, be ready to understand the error that others do, to endure our guilt, and above all the willingness to forgive. It is God's will to forgive one another, because it is our assignment. We know we can not get forgiveness if we can not forgive. God's forgiveness is reserved for His wise men to forgive. The Bible's advice to us is clear. First, let's not study to compensate for any offense committed to us. Retaliation is with God. It is God's honor and power to do. Let us not shine with honor and power. The Bible says, "Do not overlook, beloved, but give way to the wrath of God: for it is written," Take vengeance; I will repay, saith the Lord. "(Romans 12:19) Second, let's avoid becoming a brother's fall. Judgment is for God alone. Again, let's not overtake this power of God. Paul said, "let no man put a stumbling block in his brother's way or cause a fall." (Romans 14:13) If a brother is not worthy of God, God himself will take away Him and he will be rewarded by God.

However, while the brother remains and strives, none of us has the right to judge him no matter how much the wrongdoing he has done in our sight and even God. Remember that God reveals all our works. Let us pass through all the tithes we may experience in the hands of our oppressors. God will repay, and He will reveal who is truly righteous and ignorant in His sight. As it is said, "Therefore first judge nothing, until the coming of the Lord, that he shall confess the things which are concealed in the darkness, and declare the intentions of the heart; and then every one shall have praise of God. "(1 Corinthians 4: 5) If there is anything else we should do is investigate ourselves. We of ourselves do something wrong, and it is only right to admit it and to repent before God. The Apostle Paul's counsel, "Brethren, if any man be found in any disobedience, ye that are of the spirit, let him do so in the spirit of modesty; that you judge yourself, lest you also be tempted. "(Galatians 6: 1)

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