Does Yahweh/Jesus live by the Golden Rule?

Does Yahweh/Jesus live by the Golden Rule?

Most Christians seem to think so as they say that Yahweh/Jesus can do no evil.

We could look at all the commandments and laws but that might have us taking off in too many directions so I thought the Golden Rule might be a good starting point as it encompasses many of the commandments.

Most, I hope, start their moral thinking by some variant of the Golden Rule, a reciprocity rule, so I think we can all relate to some degree in judging Yahweh/Jesus.

Christians are told in scriptures to judge all things. Most Christians have judged Yahweh/Jesus and I wondered if others had as well.

Be you a Christian or not, could I have your overall thoughts and judgement of Yahweh/Jesus based on if you see him living by the Golden Rule?

Regards
DL

Matthew 7:2
For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

Does Yahweh/Jesus live by the Golden Rule?


Most Christians seem to think so as they say that Yahweh/Jesus can do no evil.

We could look at all the commandments and laws but that might have us taking off in too many directions so I thought the Golden Rule might be a good starting point as it encompasses many of the commandments.

Most, I hope, start their moral thinking by some variant of the Golden Rule, a reciprocity rule, so I think we can all relate to some degree in judging Yahweh/Jesus.

Christians are told in scriptures to judge all things. Most Christians have judged Yahweh/Jesus and I wondered if others had as well.

Be you a Christian or not, could I have your overall thoughts and judgement of Yahweh/Jesus based on if you see him living by the Golden Rule?

Regards
DL

Are you certain you mean "Yahweh" in your title, DL

Yahweh and Jesus are not the same. Yahweh is god/God and Jesus was/is the son of Yahweh.... sort of.

Anyways, true Christians know that Jesus was not perfect. Being a human he made mistakes.

Greatest I am wrote:

Does Yahweh/Jesus live by the Golden Rule?

Most Christians seem to think so as they say that Yahweh/Jesus can do no evil.

We could look at all the commandments and laws but that might have us taking off in too many directions so I thought the Golden Rule might be a good starting point as it encompasses many of the commandments.

Most, I hope, start their moral thinking by some variant of the Golden Rule, a reciprocity rule, so I think we can all relate to some degree in judging Yahweh/Jesus.

Christians are told in scriptures to judge all things. Most Christians have judged Yahweh/Jesus and I wondered if others had as well.

Be you a Christian or not, could I have your overall thoughts and judgement of Yahweh/Jesus based on if you see him living by the Golden Rule?

Regards
DL

Quote:

Matthew 7:2
For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

So if you judge others harshly, you will also be judged harshly; but if you judge gently, you will receive gentle judgment.

If you ignore all sin and fail to rebuke, then you will also get lost in sin and no one will rebuke you.

When judgment comes, how will you be judged?

Are you certain you mean "Yahweh" in your title, DL?

I've seen Jesus spelled as Yeshua...but "Yahweh" is the name of Abraham's god.

Most Christians seem to think so as they say that Yahweh/Jesus can do no evil.

Most, I hope, start their moral thinking by some variant of the Golden Rule, a reciprocity rule, so I think we can all relate to some degree in judging Yahweh/Jesus.

Christians are told in scriptures to judge all things.

Most Christians have judged Yahweh/Jesus and I wondered if others had as well.

Be you a Christian or not, could I have your overall thoughts and judgement of Yahweh/Jesus based on if you see him living by the Golden Rule?

Yahweh and Jesus are not the same. Yahweh is god/God and Jesus was/is the son of Yahweh..

sort of.

Anyways, true Christians know that Jesus was not perfect. Being a human he made mistakes.

Have you forgotten about the day he lost his temper and hurled tables over at the temple?

Or when he was up on a cross wailing that his Holy Father had abandoned him?

Even the bible shows Jesus was not perfect. Same as other humans.

NO, i would be a servant of the devil to do so.

So i am still waiting to hear these MISTAKES that Jesus made, as you seem to think, and accuse Him of doing?

NO, i would be a servant of the devil to do so.

Then you have named yourself as a servant of the devel as you have judged Yahweh.

You have judged god to be good, despite his genocidal and infanticidal ways.

. .. . . .. . . . . . ., despite his genocidal and infanticidal ways.

Thanks for showing us whose side you are on. Satan's.

So i am still waiting to hear these MISTAKES that Jesus made, as you seem to think, and accuse Him of doing?

Tell us please, if I were to ask you to let me suffer for a harm or sin you had done, IOW, if I asked you to abdicate your own responsibility for your own actions, would I be asking you to do a good thing or an evil thing?

Would I be doing something good or something evil?

A judge sits at his bench and is fixing to convict a girl to go to jail for one year. And the Father of that girl stands up and says, "I would like to pay the penalty for my daughter and go to jail for a year"

Tell me, is that judge Good or evil by allowing that Father to pay for the penalty so that his daughter does not suffer the consequences of her own actions?

DiscipleDave wrote:

NO, i would be a servant of the devil to do so.

Greatest I am wrote:

Then you have named yourself as a servant of the devel as you have judged Yahweh.

You have judged god to be good, despite his genocidal and infanticidal ways.

Who whispered in your ear that i have judged God Good. i have not judged God good or evil. But what i have and continue to do, is to judge the Word of God as being TRUE, and the Word says God is Good. If i then believe the Word of God that teaches God is Good, i have not judged God, but have judged the Word of God to be True. You do error thinking that i have judged God in any way whatsoever.

Greatest I am wrote:

. .. . . .. . . . . . ., despite his genocidal and infanticidal ways.

lol. Tell me, if Greatest I am goes about to exterminate the termites in you house, would the termites think of YOU as having genocidal and infanticidal ways. Just because those termites don't understand why you HAVE to get rid of them, does not mean you have genocidal and infanticidal ways.
Just because pathetic humans don't understand the ways of God, does not mean God has genocidal and infanticidal ways.

Those who can't see the big picture, tend to understand the actions of those who do.

Greatest I am wrote:

Thanks for showing us whose side you are on. Satan's.

Just so you are warned, and i have not failed to warn you. Calling those that are Good, evil, is blaspheme of the Holy Ghost, which is NOT a forgivable sin.

DiscipleDave wrote:

So i am still waiting to hear these MISTAKES that Jesus made, as you seem to think, and accuse Him of doing?

Greatest I am wrote:

Tell us please, if I were to ask you to let me suffer for a harm or sin you had done, IOW, if I asked you to abdicate your own responsibility for your own actions, would I be asking you to do a good thing or an evil thing?

Would I be doing something good or something evil?

i'm sure you are not going to like the answer i give.

A judge sits at his bench and is fixing to convict a girl to go to jail for one year. And the Father of that girl stands up and says, "I would like to pay the penalty for my daughter and go to jail for a year"
Tell me, is that judge Good or evil by allowing that Father to pay for the penalty so that his daughter does not suffer the consequences of her own actions?

What you seem to not understand is, that when God set up sacrificing under the old covenant, it was a means to deter people from committing sins. If a person was going to commit a sin, they would have to kill the life of an animal so that they are forgiven for that single sin. Another determent to committing sin, would be, if they did, and could not afford to sacrifice or pay for a sacrifice, then they would not be able to be forgiven for that sin. So they made sure they did not sin, because they could not afford to sacrifice their livelihood or pay for one.

The problem of sacrifice under the old covenant, was that the rich could afford to live in sins, as long as they had means to sacrifice living animals. The poor however, if they even accidentally committed a sin, could not afford to get that sin forgiven by a sacrifice of a living animal, so their sins just compounded, with no way to be forgiven. No way to go to Heaven. The Pharisees and Sadducee, which were RICH, did not have compassion on anyone who could not afford to sacrifice something to have a particular sin forgiven, they were "Letter of the law" orientated.

So when Jesus showed up. MOST people were lost, no hope, no way to have their sins forgiven, no possible way they can go to Heaven. Jesus taught another doctrine, the New Covenant. So that the lost could be Saved, Jesus was going to end Sacrificing for good, by sacrificing His own self, for the lost people, and not only to the lost of Israel, but extend this invitation to the Gentiles as well. Thousands of those who could not afford to sacrifice loved this new doctrine, so that they might have a way to go to Heaven.

Tell me Greatest I am, would you sacrifice yourself to save your own child? You would if you Truly Loved that child. Jesus Truly LOVED all of us humans, and was willing to give His life for us, as a living sacrifice. He agreed to this before the Earth was ever even created. He even did this for those who do not believe in Him.

Just because you don't understand, because you can't see the big picture, does not mean God does not know what He is doing. Woe to those who doubt one verse in Scriptures. The Word of God is a Road Map to get to Heaven, those who doubt that Road Map will never get there, even though they 100% believe they will.