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دیگران را قضاوت نکنید

(همچنان در لوقا ۶: ٣۷‏ - ٣۸ و لوقا ۶: ۴۱‏ - ۴٢)

۱ دیگران را قضاوت نکنید تا خدا شما را مورد قضاوت قرار ندهد. ۲ همان طور که شما دیگران را قضاوت می کنید، به همان طور بر شما قضاوت خواهد شد. با هر اندازه یی که به دیگران بدهید، با همان اندازه عوض خواهید گرفت. ۳ چرا پَرِ کاهی را که در چشم برادرت است می بینی، ولی چوب بزرگی را که در چشم خود داری نمی بینی؟ ۴ باز چگونه جرأت می کنی، به برادر خود بگویی: «اجازه بده پَرِ کاه را از چشمت بیرون بیاورم!» در حالی که خودت چوب بزرگی در چشم داری. ۵ ای ریاکار، اول آن چوب بزرگ را از چشم خود بیرون بیاور، آنگاه درست خواهی دید تا پَرِ کاه را از چشم برادرت بیرون بیاوری.

۶ آنچه مقدس است، به سگها ندهید و مرواریدهای خود را پیش خوکها نیندازید زیرا آنها را پایمال کرده و به شما حمله خواهند کرد.

خدا دعای ما را می شنود

(همچنان در لوقا ۱۱‏: ۱ ‏- ۴)

۷ بخواهید به شما داده خواهد شد، بجویید پیدا خواهید کرد، بکوبید و دروازه به روی شما باز خواهد شد. ۸ چون هر که بخواهد به دست می آورد، هر که بجوید پیدا می کند و هر که بکوبد، دروازه به رویش باز می شود. ۹ آیا کسی در میان شما است که هرگاه پسرش از او نان بخواهد، سنگی به پسر خود بدهد؟ ۱۰ و یا وقتی که ماهی بخواهد، ماری در دستش بگذارد؟ ۱۱ شما با این که گناهکار هستید، ولی می دانید آنچه خوب است به فرزندان تان بدهید. پس چقدر بیشتر پدر آسمانی شما چیزهای خوب را به آنهایی که از او درخواست می کنند، خواهد بخشید.

۱۲ با دیگران همان طور رفتار کنید که می خواهید با شما رفتار شود. این خلاصۀ تورات و نوشته های پیامبران است.

فرق بین راه زندگی ابدی و راه هلاکت

(همچنان در لوقا ۱٣‏: ٢٢ ‏- ٢۴)

۱۳ از دروازۀ تنگ داخل شوید، زیرا دروازه یی که کلان و راهی که وسیع است به هلاکت ختم می شود و کسانی که در این راه می روند، بسیارند. ۱۴ اما دروازه یی که به زندگی ابدی ختم می شود تنگ بوده و راه آن سخت است و یابنده گان آن کم هستند.

درخت را از میوۀ آن بشناسید

(همچنان در لوقا ۶: ۴٣‏ - ۴۴)

۱۵ از پیامبران دروغین احتیاط کنید که در لباس گوسفند نزد شما می آیند، ولی در باطن گرگهای درنده اند. ۱۶ آنها را از ثمر شان خواهید شناخت. شما از بُته های خار، انجیر جمع نمی کنید و از بُته های خاردار، انگور نمی چینید. ۱۷ پس درخت خوب، میوۀ خوب و درخت بد، میوۀ بد می دهد. ۱۸ درخت خوب نمی تواند میوۀ بد بدهد و نه درخت بد، میوۀ خوب می دهد. ۱۹ درختی که میوۀ خوب ندهد، آن را می بُرند و در آتش می اندازند. ۲۰ بنابر این شما آنها را از ثمر شان خواهید شناخت.

ارادۀ خدا را بجا آورید

(همچنان در لوقا ۱٣: ٢۵‏ - ٢۷)

۲۱ نه هر کس که مرا «سَروَرم، سَروَرم» گوید داخل پادشاهی آسمانی می شود بلکه آن کسی که ارادۀ پدر آسمانی مرا بجا می آورد. ۲۲ چون آن روز رسد، بسیاری به من خواهند گفت: «سَروَرم، سَروَرم آیا به نام تو نبوت نکردیم و به نام تو سخن نگفتیم؟ آیا با ذکر نام تو ارواح شیطانی را بیرون نکردیم و به نام تو معجزه های بسیار انجام ندادیم؟» ۲۳ آنگاه واضح به آنها خواهم گفت: «ای بدکاران از من دور شوید. من هرگز شما را نمی شناسم.»

بر روی تهداب مستحکم بنا کنید

(همچنان در لوقا ۶‏: ۴۷ ‏- ۴۹)

۲۴ کسی که سخنان مرا شنیده و از آنها اطاعت کند، مانند شخص دانایی است که خانۀ خود را بر روی سنگ بنا کرد. ۲۵ باران بارید، سیل جاری شد، باد وزید و بر آن خانه فشار آورد اما آن خانه ویران نشد، زیرا تهداب آن بر روی سنگ بود. ۲۶ اما کسی که سخنان مرا بشنود و به آنها عمل نکند، مانند شخص نادان است که خانۀ خود را بر روی ریگ ساخت. ۲۷ وقتی باران بارید، سیل جاری شد، باد وزید و به آن خانه فشار آورد، آن خانه ویران شد و آن چه خرابی بزرگی بود!»

۲۸ وقتی عیسی با این سخنان صحبت خود را به پایان رساند، مردم از شیوۀ درس دادن او حیران ماندند، ۲۹ زیرا بر خلاف علمای شریعت شان، عیسی با قدرت و صلاحیت به آنها آموزش می داد.

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