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| The teacher must not judge others. If we as teachers are going to help others, then we ourselves must keep our life in rigorous self-examination. A teacher who is blind to her own faults can hardly help others to see theirs. A tree is commonly judged by its product; but on the other hand, the quality of the tree determines the kind of product. Deeds that are good and loving proceed from a generous, compassionate heart. The heart is the center of a person’s intelligent, volitional, emotional being. If a person is not right at the center of their being, then her deeds are wrong from the source. Even so-called good acts can be wrong if they are done for the wrong reason. WORK CITED: NRSV Harper Study Bible. Trans. Harold Lindsell. Michigan: Zondervan, 1991. The Broadman Bible Commentary. Trans. Clifton J. Allen. Tennessee: Broadman Press, 1970. |
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