"NO JUZGUÉIS": el versículo que usan MAL hasta en la Iglesia

Did you know that "do not judge" is the most quoted and most manipulated verse in the Bible? Today, with Matthew 7:1-6, we'll tell you what Jesus really meant. We continue with the Sermon on the Mount, discussing how to relate to others: why "do not judge" doesn't mean staying silent in the face of injustice, what the "speck and the speck" means, and what "do not cast pearls before swine" truly means. We also answer: is forgiving the same as restoring a relationship with someone who hurt you? By the end, you'll understand the difference between forgiving and reconciling, why healthy boundaries aren't incompatible with forgiveness, and how to judge wisely without falling into hypocrisy. ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 Opening and Prayer 01:37 Context: The Sermon on the Mount 04:19 Reading from Matthew 7:1-6 05:10 The Most Misinterpreted Verse 08:10 God, Holiness, and Judgment 11:29 Why Suffering? 13:56 Why Hell? 18:40 The Beam and the Speck 20:57 Called to Be Salt 26:30 Church and Isaiah 58 31:23 What Are Pearls? 37:11 Manage Your Pearls 42:41 Forgiving Is Not Restoring 46:05 Healthy Boundaries and Forgiveness 47:03 What If You Don't See Your Evil? 52:28 There are no good people 53:02 The sweat of blood 59:50 Closing prayer 💬 Let me know in the comments: Where do you draw the line between judging with wisdom and judging with hypocrisy? 👍 Like this if it helps you. 🔔 Subscribe for more Bible studies and live streams of Sound Doctrine, unfiltered. 📤 Share this video with anyone who needs to hear it. I invite you to https://reino.online/, the first Christian social network in Spanish. At Reino.Online, we study the Bible together, and every week we have a live Q&A session. Want to participate? I'll see you inside Reino! Follow me on: Instagram:   / sarab.rey   TikTok:   / sarab.rey   Facebook:   / izanami.es   Kingdom: https://reino.online/ 📩 Want to sponsor or collaborate with the channel? Write to us at: [email protected]