“Climb not into the judgment seat as yet.”
— Charles Spurgeon
Simplified Meaning:
When you hear or see something, it's better not to rush into making a decision or forming an opinion right away. Imagine if you overhear part of a conversation and it sounds like a friend is talking bad about you. Before you get angry and confront them, it's wise to wait and find out more. They might be discussing a problem you're both dealing with or trying to explain something that happened. By being patient and gathering all the details first, you avoid misunderstandings and making the wrong move. This approach helps you stay calm, ensures fairness, and prevents blaming someone wrongly. So in everyday life, whenever you're faced with decisions or judgments, take a step back, think it over, and get the full picture before deciding anything.
