Just Judge
“““Can anyone teach God knowledge, Since He judges those on high?” Job 21:22 NKJV The similarity in the relationship between just and justified is straightforward, if the status of the judge is not complicated. Even the chief judge of the highest court in the state can only justify a man according to his interpretation of the laws of the land. He is not equipped to declare the justified man as just. Unfortunately, man has often extend these capabilities to the interpretation of the actions and inaction of God in the affairs of people’s life and circumstances. Whereas, since God is simply a just judge, His actions and inaction cannot be justified by man. Although the righteous may not be able to fully explain or justify the temporal lots of the wicked on earth, the eternal lots of the wicked and the workers of iniquity are clearly declared in the verdict of the just judge. Therefore, the righteous are simply satisfied with the declared justification from a just judge; and si...