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Luke 9:52-56 (NKJV Strong’s,)
52 and sent messengers before His face. And as they went, they entered a village of the Samaritans, to prepare for Him. 53 But they did not receive Him, because His face was set for the journey to Jerusalem. 54 And when His disciples James and John saw this, they said, “Lord, do You want us to command fire to come down from heaven and consume them, just as Elijah did?”
55 But He turned and rebuked them, and said, “You do not know what manner of spirit you are of. 56 For the Son of Man did not come to destroy men’s lives but to save them.” And they went to another village.

Bimsy, your interpretation of Eph 5:11 is in error. Here is what it is actually saying:

Ephesians 5:11 (AMPC)
11 Take no part in and have no fellowship with the fruitless deeds and enterprises of darkness, but instead [let your lives be so in contrast as to] expose and reprove and convict them.

We expose the unfruitful works of darkness, not by what we say with our lips or write on paper (media), but they are exposed by the righteous manner in which we live. Our lives speak more loudly than any words we could speak. As children of the Father, we are called to be true reflections of the Father with Jesus as our example. As true reflections of the Father, we walk in forgiveness and love, choosing not to accuse but to forgive.

Bimsey
Please can we be respectful and not make judgemental comments.
It would appear that my point hasn’t come across clearly.

As a father, I too sought the counsel of the Spirit of the Lord constantly. When we are raising children, we are learning what “discipleship” is all about, not just teaching them and warning them of the dangers outside but teaching through the example they see in us as we navigate the stormy seas. This is all in the context of discipleship. However, there is a vast difference in publishing something for indiscriminate consumption versus mentoring/discipling. When we mentor/disciple, they have the opportunity to know us and our motives as well as seeing for themselves how we walk with the Lord. It is a “follow me as I follow the Lord” kind of discipleship. But when someone just “tosses out to whomsoever” without seeing how another’s attitude is being “trained” by it, I see this as completely irresponsible, bordering on gossip. Whenever we share our “opinion” or “judgement” regarding someone or something, we are seeking to establish the same mindset and judgment of others to match our own. This runs counter to the way of the Lord where we are not to judge another for the same manner in which we judge, we shall be judged. Gossip cares not about how what is said will encourage love and right thinking. Ham, the youngest of Noah’s sons “uncovered” his father’s nakedness to his brother’s. They were of a different mind and attitude, seeking to cover their father without looking on his nakedness. Gossip exposes another’s nakedness instead of covering it. Love covers a multitude of sins but love seeks the redemption of the sinner and does not point out their sin. Love hopes all things, believes all things, thinks no evil, endures all things and never fails. if we walk in love and our hearts are pure, we will not think… Read more »

The law stated that she was to be stoned…judged. All those men were standing ready to pass judgment on her with stones in hand UNTIL Jesus declared, “let him who has no sin cast the first stone”. One by one they dropped their stones of judgment and left until there was no one left. Then Jesus asked the woman, “Where are your accusers?” She replied, “There are none.” THEN Jesus said, “Neither do I condemn you but go and sin no more.”

When Jesus said He does not condemn her, this means He has forgiven her. It is the same thing. Haven’t you noticed that many who were healed physically by Jesus, He forgave their sins because the result of sin, according to Deut. 28, is all kinds of diseases and maladies. Read the blessings and the curses of the law. Then when He openly spoke the forgiveness of sins to a person and the pharisees stood by ready to condemn Him, He challenged them, “Is it easier to to forgive sins or to heal?” Then He would heal them. The very fact that people were healed of their infirmities is also the fact they were being forgiven of their sins.