God appointed Moses as the leader of Israel in order to fulfill the divine will in his days with total fear and respect. In the same way, those who today receive guidance from Heaven to carry on the work must never fail to fulfill such a mission. Problems will always arise to stop us or diminish the work entrusted to us, but if we seek biblical guidance, we will see that the Lord has thought of everything.

In each generation, the Most High calls people to do their part in the great work of Heaven. We are continuators of a work that demands absolute consecration from those who are put in command, while the power of God directs the celestial part. We cannot allow temptations to interrupt the fulfillment of our purpose, for that would be foolishness. Nothing is more important than remaining faithful to the legacy of the servants of the past.

Under the direction of the Lord, Moses established the ministry of judges, responsible for hearing the complaints of the people and, with the wisdom granted by the Almighty, judging who was right or wrong. They would only be successful if they listened to the arguments and made the judgment with prudence and respect for God above all. He knows the origin of all things. Being impartial is an obligation for those who are placed to resolve demands (Philippians 2:3). Listen to the Lord!

No one will judge correctly if they are not in communion with the Most High. He will never allow a judge to be influenced by someone who, in His eyes, is not the rightful owner of the law. Justice operators cannot allow lies or any kind of favor to lead them to act unjustly toward those who are suffering oppression. To free the oppressed is to serve the Lord with every likelihood of having executed justice. Being truthful in the strict sense is our duty (Matthew 5:37).

If the people placed to judge do not act rightly, it is not our problem. The judges of yesterday, today, and tomorrow must be aware that they will sit at the judgment seat of Christ: For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad (2 Corinthians 5:10). It will be a wonderful day when the eyes of the Lord, which are like flames of fire, will be placed within ours.

The doctor should spare no effort in treating the sick. In the same way, the judge and the minister of the Gospel need to act. All people, in their activities, must strive to act with integrity, for that is why they were placed in their positions. Nothing replaces the best, and that should be the goal of those who accepted the task they undertook. Our motto should be: "No to error," because God is wise and never fails.

We are privileged in the roles we occupy. Therefore, it is our duty not to accept bribes or take advantage of people, but rather, above all, to respect others as we would like to be respected. May you continue to do good!

In Christ, with love,

R. R. Soares