The Elite that has always controlled information and knowledge is called God Ego. Today main players are mainstream media and politicians. Because of increased desire to control our own lives, in years to come, you will see masses breaking free from God Ego’s dominance and control.

To understand how fate of world unfolds, you have to examine nature of power.

Power can be divided into two categories: Internal Will and External Will.

EXTERNAL WILL

External Will, power of God Ego, includes Political Religious Extremists, corporate wealth, military might, and political influence.

Power allows God Ego to believe their lives are above all others. From this position, they work very hard to manipulate and control destiny of masses, i.e.… invading and taking over other countries, permitting certain portions of human population to die as a result of disease, starvation, genocide, and war.

We have heard it said, "I don't smoke, curse, or chew; or run around with women who do." Will somebody please give them a cookie ... to shut them up? Isn't that a bit like gloating, "I'm saved and you're not"? I mean, really. Who is he that condemneth? (Romans 8:34) If you didn't die on cross, you don't have right to condemn anyone.

Or, maybe what they meant was, "Your sin is worse than mine, so that makes me more righteous than you." But, that isn't true, either, as all unrighteousness is sin. (I John 5:17)

Perhaps they would like to rephrase their statement to, "Those, who do so, couldn't possibly be saved." Though, I guess they weren't listening when God said He doesn't judge outward appearance, but looks for their true heart. (I Samuel 16:7)

The next response might be, "Well, if they were following God, completely, He would remove those demons." Oh, really. Isn't that a bit like calling kettle black? How is your back doing? Did your car breakdown, this week? Maybe your boss is being particularly difficult. And, oh, those teenagers!

If one had a pure heart for God, wouldn't they love His children, too? (Jude 1:21-23)

As is often discretely expressed, "Well, they're certainly not going to serve God, in our church, until they get things right." But I wonder, did anyone ask God about that? (Romans 11:29)

Jesus described these as sick (Matthew 9:11-13) and said that befriending them is wisdom; for which these would justify that wisdom. (Matthew 11:19) Well, there goes theory that alcoholics are not sick. Suppose we were to separate from diabetics, too.

We welcome people, into our congregation, with physical infirmities. But, let one spiritually handicapped come into our presence and, at best, we allow them to sit in a pew; separating from them in true fellowship that would otherwise come through serving together, leaving them on outside looking in. (I John 1:7)

When we shut door on those that are spiritually blind, lame, or sick, do we not realize that is evil? (Malachi 1:8)

Perhaps we also forgot that those we deem more feeble really are necessary (I Corinthians 12:22) and that, in God's house, all who have a heart to serve are welcomed. (Isaiah 56:7) Jesus tells us that mercy is desired more than our sacrifice and to go learn what that means. (Matthew 9:13)

But, here, Jesus goes a step further by saying, "If ye had known what this meaneth ... ye would not have condemned guiltless." (Matthew 12:7)

There's that condemnation thing, again. Now, wait a minute. Jesus was referring to Himself, wasn't He? Well, probably, but not just Him. Think about it. If you had learned what mercy meant, you would not be condemning others ~ period.

Ok, but guiltless part ... guiltless? Now, how can sinners be guiltless? From God's perspective, that's an easy one to answer.

First, He already told us that man looks upon outward appearance. So, when we do, our judging has to be in error.

Secondly, whenever we try to name another's sin, we are only condemning ourselves. (Romans 2:1)