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I don’t condemn you, either…
We know that we humans love to criticize and, of course, to write off and condemn because of the faults of others. After reading the Gospel, we can see our error, which consists in pronouncing severe punishments upon others and overestimating our strength. He who knows his shortcomings will never condemn and damn his neighbor. The Lord Jesus illustrated this with the speck, the splinter, which is something small and wrong in another, but in himself, he does not see his fragment, he does not want to see it, and he cannot be self-critical.
This Gospel text wants to help us get off the wrong track when we often use words of criticism and judgment of others in our lives. When this is often accompanied by gossip and slander, we need to give up the path we may have been walking on as soon as possible and instead step onto the way of helping our neighbors to get out of their mistakes.
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