Discernment And Judgment     By Luz Cintrón   02/10/2002   Web Site:http://www.thepearlsofwisdom.net

 
 
 

Discernment leaves the judgment to God, even though it can see where the person is coming from, because  the person discerning knows that in the life of the believer all is a matter of time. From that knowledge that
person draws patience and  compassion, because  you remember where you have come from and what it took to get through. Discernment waits to speak for  you know that sometimes  we are not able to bear things, and in the blind spots, if the Lord waits to reveal, we should leave judgment to Him, for He knows how to and when to and what to speak.

Discernment is always  willing to pray in intercession  for what it sees.
Never doubts  that in Him is the power to bring into completion the
work started in us, and never ever loses sight of that. Discernment
discerns first the voice of the Beloved and when is time to speak,
it does  so, but only when is being prompted, because   it is the time.

Discernment does not water down the understanding received to
accommodate or make it "easier" to receive. Discernment when ministered always carry hope, for hope comes from the heart of God who has never given up on mankind’s redemption.

Discernment has its point of balance outside of itself and in the Lord.
Speaks from a humble position for knows and keeps present that,  of the one who knows more, it will be required more. Leans on the Lord and not  into its own understanding. Speaks in the fear of the Lord, in faithfulness, for also knows that with the  measure it measures,  you can be measured too.

Discernment  is found more in those hearts that have willingly died to
themselves and speaks from its knees.

Judgment belongs to the Lord.
 
 
 

Your servant in His love;

Luz Cintrón
Let us be glad and rejoice,
and give honour to Him: for
the marriage of the Lamb is come
and His wife hath made herself ready
...Revelation 19:7.