If you are not part of the process of discipline then you have been made redundant and at risk of your walls lapsing.

When we say judgement must begin at house of the Lord are we talking about a religious experience of conviction, or are we thinking of an entire theocratic judicial system initiated by the Lord to address sin and provide a governance for his nation?

Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid. - Proverbs 12:1

Proverb twenty two verse six, talks about instructing a child in a particular path that is conducive to their maturity into citizenship. Our general understanding of this proverb is that the author wants us to raise or teach our children in the matter of religious life.

Is it wrong to judge a man guilty?
Is it right to judge a man innocent?
The man accused should stand before his accusers.
The accuser should prove the accused guilty.

Political correctness is like the story of the pompous Emperor who was more concerned with fashion trends than with governing. Two fraudsters approached him claiming to possess a rare and beautiful thread. They said only those who were unfit for office or unusually stupid could not see the magical fabric when woven. The Emperor, being obsessed with fashion, thought this would be an excellent investment as it would also help him know who was wise, foolish or unfit for office in his kingdom. He commissioned the masterpiece and the fraudsters got to work pretending to weave with their invisible thread.

As the cycle of election looms, Christians find themselves in a quandary about who to support and which party to vote for.