ข้อพระคัมภีร์ยอดนิยมจาก Romans 2

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But do you actually imagine this, O self-righteous person, that while you judge and condemn those who practice such sins, yet do the same things yourself, that you will somehow escape God’s righteous judgment? Or do you presume upon and despise the abundant riches of His kindness, tolerance, and patient endurance toward you, failing to recognize that God’s kindness in withholding immediate judgment is intended to lead you to genuine repentance and a change of mind about your sin?

Therefore, you are without excuse before God, O morally self-righteous person, whoever you are who sits in judgment over others. For in the very act of passing judgment on another person, you are actually condemning yourself, because you who claim moral superiority practice the very same kinds of sins you condemn in others.

For God shows absolutely no favoritism.

For it is not merely those who hear the Law read and taught who are righteous and acceptable before God, but rather those who actually obey and do what the Law requires will be justified or declared righteous.

God will render to each person exactly what their deeds deserve, judging with perfect justice

But to those who are selfishly ambitious, who reject and disobey the truth while trusting in unrighteousness instead, God will give His burning wrath.

But because of your stubborn pride and your unrepentant heart that refuses to turn from sin, you are accumulating for yourself God’s wrath, which will be poured out on the day of judgment—the day when God’s perfectly righteous judgment will be fully revealed.