We cannot judge Truth. It Judges us!

[stephen]

Jesus knew what was in the Samaritan Woman who tried to debate religion with Him (John 4) and went straight for her soul.

Faith is not a talking point but a life-issue.

The man who treats it as problematic proves nothing; he merely reveals his character.
The world invents conundrums to gag Christians.

They treat us like dartboards on which to score points. However, this woman had to deal with Jesus himself, not religion.

Jesus is still the question, and he says, “Give me your heart, not your opinions.” He still confronts us today with a fact beyond debate. He is the truth; he cannot be a controversy.

We cannot judge truth; it judges us.

 

[SpiritLedEd]

We Cannot Judge Truth, It Judges Us.

The world invents conundrums to gag Christians.

The Pharisees did that to Jesus as well. Even the diisciples did it unwittingly. In Matthew 24, Jesus tells the disciples that the temple they so admired would be destroyed. He wanted to teach them an important lesson (see Mt 24:4-51), but they jumped into worrying about when the destruction would happen and when the day of His return would be, things that were not germaine to what He knew they really needed to learn. That's why in His response (v4 ff) He totally ignored their question.

SLE