Judgment

I looked up another Cayce quote to a study group member that said:

27. (Q) [538]:
(A) Let mercy and justice be thy watchword rather than judgment upon others. For "Judge not that ye be not judged" is the same as saying show mercy to those that are wayward, to those that are awkward, to those that are unkind, to those that are rude - if you would have God show these to you. For in thy awkwardness, in thy stumbling, ye oft find fault in thine self. Do not judge thyself. Let God's mercy and love rule thee.
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It sounds like the adage "Hate the sin, but love the sinner." Maybe we can judge anything except another soul. But if that other soul commits murder, I would like justice to be carried out. (As long as the justice is carried out mercifully.)