Do not be so focused on what others have done wrong that you fail to take into account the things you've done wrong, the hurt you've inflicted, the wounds you've caused and the issues you've left unresolved.
In other words:
Don't give an account of others short comings and mistakes if you cannot take and give an account of your own.
If you cannot do that then, DO NOT UTTER (say) a word, keep it to yourself.
"He who is without sin may cast the first Stone."
It is wise to note:
We all have places we have fallen short remember that before speaking badly of others to those that will listen.
Good point.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I try to keep myself humble
DeleteSo true. This is a good reminder to all of us.
ReplyDeleteIt can only benefit us when we keep a mirror to our own behavior and actions.
DeleteThis is great advice, and very well said. You are so right about casting the first stone. Not many of us can say we are without faults.
ReplyDeleteThank you. We are all perfectly imperfect and need to keep that thought front and center when dealing with others. Makes for more compassion and better understanding.
DeleteA very true reminder, and I thank you. None of us are perfect. Hugs and Happy Tuesday! RO
ReplyDeleteNo we are not perfect. We are human and it behooves us to see the humanity in each other.
DeleteHey lady, how are you? I hope all is well and everything's going okay. Just popping in to see what you're up to and to say hello.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a great week!
I am blessed. Thank you for the check in. By God's grace I am well. You?
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