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Judging others!

Someone just posted on Facebook:
Some people should stop shouting Jesus Jesus to other people. Go read your Bible. Its a sin to judge, its a sin to say bad things about other people, its a sin to get drunk, its a sin to lie, its a sin to fornicate out of wedlock, its a sin to lust after money and other things etc etc etc. Not guilty, well then you can act holy and live the part. Until then, go sing, Silence is golden and leave other people alone!

I seriously have a problem with judgmental people. Who gave them the right and authority to judge others? God did certainly not authorize us to judge, however He said "Judgement is mine ...".
However He commanded us to love and accept each other unconditionally. If you see someone on the street corner, who am I to judge? If someone does not believe like you, who am I to judge? If someone does not smell like you, who am I to judge?

Another Facebook post
God het almal gemaak. Almal veskil, almal uniek, almal special. So as jy mense judge, judge jy God. Daars te veel mense wat so graag God wil wees, but oh Lord their own ways disapprove of their godliness


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