12/9/08 Romans 2

In Romans 2 talks about an interesting concept about judgement. Romans 2 states that we are not worthy of judging other people. We are just a mere imperfect man and we are not worthy of judging other people. Romans 2 indicates that we received riches of his kinds, tolerances, and patiences from God, however, we are not able to give what we received to others.

After reading this portion of Romans 2, it reminded me one story Jesus mentioned. I can't remember where this story was from but I remember the parable.
Story started as there was a man who had great amount of debt by the King. One day, King calls on man and told him that King will take off all his debt for free. The man went home being very happy because he was free from great debt. However, that man ran into one of his slave who owed little amount of money from him. That man tortured the slave and asked for his money back. One of King's servant saw this incident and reported to King. King became very angry and punished the man.
We are very imperfect creatures and we received so many unworthy things from God. One of unworthy thing we recieved was the forgiveness of our flaws. However, we are so busy picking out other people's flaws when our flaws were forgiven by God. Others' flaws will be judged by God, not us.