- “*Justice and judgment* are the habitation of your throne: mercy and truth shall go before your face.” (Psalms 89.14).
- “Clouds and darkness are round about him: *justice and judgment* are the habitation of his throne.” (Psalms 97.2).
The sixth foundation is justice and judgment. But what does it mean “justice” and “judgment”? “Justice” means righteousness, equality, equilibrium. That is to say, justice is the mechanism or necessary means in order that all necessary virtue may be instilled in the mind and heart of the person and, thus, this one can occupy their place in the body of Christ and receive the same care from the other members (and, of course, to have the privilege of serve to the Justice (Romans 6.18,22) instead of to be condemned to wander around this world (Hosea 9.17)). After all, the liberty that Jesus promise us is the capability of being seemly to other people.
“Judgment” is the execution of the justice of the Creator, that is, to carry out the sentence established by the justice that will make the person into what it is necessary to be welcomed in the body of Christ.
The two things are vital so that the person may receive the Holy Spirit, inasmuch as the Holy Spirit is the Water of the Life (John 7.37-39), which flow out of the throne of the Creator, whose foundation is “justice” and “judgment”.
- “And he showed me a pure river of Water of Life, clear as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb.” (Rev 22:1).
So, assent willingly the judgment of Jesus, even if it isn’t pleasurable to the flesh (Leviticus 26.41,43), and certainly you will get into the body of Christ which, for who is in the flesh, seems constrict and narrow but, for whom was able to receive within the simplicity that there is in Christ Jesus (2Corinthians 11.3) will seem as large as the New Jerusalem. Have a capacious day in the standards of Christ Jesus.