Love Part 2: COURT

Posted : 14 Jan, 2012 01:12 AM

Love Part 2: COURT



In the world court there was this trial of on fellow who was being tried cause he was different. The court prosecutor brought up witnesses that said that this man was unlovable and that he is not to love anyone cause he does not fit the requirements that has been laid forth through society. The prosecutor claimed to be a Christian and said that he loved God, but this one is not lovable. No one loved this person. Also that he has no businesses talking with women cause of limitations. The prosecutor claimed that his resources tell him that he is not fit to have anyone to be with due to the fact that it would be hard for anyone to love him. The lawyer for the defense said was being said was gossip and that the ones trying him don't know him. He is human and that God does not make mistakes. The court did not want to hear any of it. The judge sent the case to the jury, which ruled he was unfit to be loved and sent to a life time of loneliness. The court cheered the ruling. And the prosecutor was applauded. The man went on to live the rest of his days as a lonely man. The prosecutor lived his life and went to church all his life claiming to be Christian. One day he died and stood before the judgment throne. He stood in front of Jesus Who was holding the Lamb's Book of Life and the book of deeds. Jesus asked him why He should let him in. The prosecutor said he was a good Christian who went to church every Sunday. Jesus asked for his name. The man told him his name. Jesus said his name was not in the book of life. Then Jesus looked in the book of deeds. He read all the things he did in his whole life until he got to the courtroom where a man was sent to be lonely for his whole life. Then told him that he did not love Him. The prosecutor was in shock and told him that he did. Jesus told him when I needed to be loved you sent me away. What you do to the least of these you did to me. When I needed to be loved you did not love those who needed to be loved. The prosecutor was sent away to a place of eternal suffering, for he did not love others as Jesus would. The man in this story who was sent away needed love from others, but society is too focused on the outer. The Lawyer was one that was appointed by the court to represent the defense, but did not get much to say. The prosecutor was seeking the love of the world and not God's love. He claimed to be a Christian with his word, but his actions spoke louder than words. We as Christians should think like Jesus not the world let us show love in the name of Jesus. What we do to others we are doing to Jesus. Jesus Bless you all in His love.





"If someone says, "I love God," and hates his brother, he is a liar; for the one who does not love his brother whom he has seen, cannot love God whom he has not seen. And this commandment we have from Him, that the one who loves God should love his brother also." (1 John 4:20-21, NASB95)

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