Revelations Twenty Two Eleven

"Let the unjust be unjust," that means let them be; if they choose to lose trust from others, their will is free. "Let the righteous be righteous," again, this though good, is free will; if you prefer the promised "bonus" from God, He demands this still. Well, folks, this verse clearly states that seeing others doing wrong or right; stand not in their path as saith just do good in His sight. You can't change the way others behave good or bad it's their ultimate choice; if you fancy Christ's Way then proceed, the Bible tells no lies. I'm sure you've heard the song, "Let it be," the Beatles sang it well; thus a clue to choose freely do what makes thee swell. For in the end, as this verse states we are ultimately responsible for our actions; the Lord deems right, be not afraid stay your path, choose the right faction. Amen! Revelations 22:11 states: "Let the unjust be unjust, let the filthy be filthy, let the righteous be righteous, let the holy be holy." Amen!