Not love will save the world, but Tzedek

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Not love will save the world, but Tzedek - 07.12.2024

   Love as a universal solution to all the problems of the world is an illusion fed by modern ideologies that deny a fundamental truth: without the establishment of Tzedek (fairness and rightness), the world is doomed to chaos, suffering and self-destruction. To understand this truth, we can look to both nature and ancient teachings.

   A field overgrown with weeds: a metaphor for human society

   If a farmer does not clear his field of weeds, it will soon be completely overrun by plants that bear no good fruit (or are barren at all, or the fruit is evil - harmful). A useful crop that could nourish and sustain life would perish.

   While I love weeds, allowing them to take over a field is not an act of mercy, but genocide against a fruit-bearing crop. Moreover, it is an offence against all who depend on the fruit of that field. It is the same in human society: refusing to expel or contain lawlessness turns it into a weedy field in which nothing good can grow.

   Even Yeshua (Jesus) spoke about this in a completely straightforward way:

   ‘Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.’ (Gospel of Matthiyahu (Matthew) 7:19).

   These words are not about propitiatory love for everyone, but about the need to cleanse the world of evil.

   Tzedek is against empty slogans about love

   Those who claim that it is enough to love everyone indiscriminately, raving about some ‘higher worlds’ where ‘everyone loves each other’, do not understand (or only pretend not to understand) that we do not live in illusory other worlds, but in our objective world, where love without Tzedek is complicity in the destruction of good. If we allow the lawless to oppress, kill and destroy, we become their accomplices. That's the whole ‘maths’.

   The fact that the righteous are left under the yoke of injustice cannot be called love. Nor is it love to refuse to judge the lawless, which (it is judgement) that gives them the opportunity to reform. This is not love, but criminal connivance and complicity in iniquity.

   Yeshua understood this perfectly well, and therefore urged:

   ‘Sell your clothes and buy a sword.’ (Gospel of Luke 22:36).

   He was not talking about war for the sake of plunder or power, but in defence of rightness and fairness, without which there would be no love in the world, but precisely endless evil and hatred.

   Tzedek as the oldest doctrine of salvation

   Tzedek is the establishment of rightness and fairness in the world. Without it, there can be no true love because widespread love for one's neighbour is impossible in an environment where one oppresses another. The love of mankind for all mankind is impossible if mankind destroys itself because of iniquity and injustice.

   The Tanakh states in plain text:

   ‘Cursed is the one who negligently does the work of Yehovah, and cursed is the one who turns his sword away from bloodshed.’ (Yirmeyah 48:10)

   ‘Righteous judgement judges between man and man; My commandments he follows and My statutes he keeps, doing the truth: righteous is he, he shall live - the word of Yehovah Elohim!’’ (Yechezkeil 18:8-9).

   A righteous person is not one who speaks beautiful words, but one who acts to establish Tzedek (fairness and rightness).

   Christian ‘love’ as an instrument of oppression

   Christianity, alas, has become as much a tool of Babylonian-Chaldean capitalism/Satanism as Judaism. It preaches non-resistance to evil, urging victims to endure and oppressors to continue their deeds. This doctrine is not love, but a devious nonsense that is destroying the world.

   If iniquity is not punished, the world is filled with suffering. If Tzedek is not affirmed, there can be no universal love on a world scale. Those who preach only love without fairness or rightness should be called by their true names - either lunatics or evil-doers (if they deliberately induce slaves to non-resistance by building their evil religious business on this sectarian heresy). They are complicit in the oppression and destruction of the world and all its inhabitants.

   Summarise and toga:

   A. Judgment as an act of love. The judgement of the lawless is a true act of love for themselves as well. Only through punishment and the stopping of evil do the lawless have a chance to come to their senses and reform themselves. Otherwise, they will only be confirmed in their impunity and continue their sinfulness, dragging all mankind into the abyss.

   B. Love without fairness and rightness is the path to chaos. In today's world, the calls for forgiveness and love for all indiscriminately are loud, but their consequences are disastrous. We see societies that have rejected righteous judgement and Tzedek falling prey to chaos, lawlessness and oppression. This is not surprising, for love without fairness destroys itself, becoming connivance with evil and complicity in it.

   C. Nature and society: Tzedek's law is valid everywhere. In nature, everything is subject to balance. A field left untended is overgrown with weeds and useful crops die. The same happens in human society: if evil is not eliminated, it takes over all space, destroying the righteous and the fruits of their labours. This is not just a mistake, it is a direct violation of the principles of Tzedek, which require fighting lawlessness for the sake of preserving the good.

   D. Love without judgement: the mask of inaction. Those who call for loving indiscriminately actually refuse to take the action necessary to establish fairness. True love, however, requires precisely the defence of the righteous and the correction of the wrong through judgment.

   Without judgement, the world becomes an arena for arbitrariness. The lawless are united in collective evil and triumph by oppressing the weak, while the righteous are left unprotected. Love disappears in such a world because it cannot fully and universally exist in the midst of chaos and oppression.

   E. Judgement as an expression of love. Many people mistakenly believe that judgement is cruel. But righteous judgement is an act of mercy. By punishing iniquity, we protect the righteous and give the lost a chance to stop in the ways of the unfaithful and reform themselves.

   F. Forgiveness without atonement as an evil weapon of capitalism/Satanism. Modern religious organisations preaching love without fairness have become a tool of global capitalism/satanism. They indoctrinate people to tolerate oppression, turning victims into obedient slaves incapable of resisting evil. Often, this destructive narrative is disguised as Yeshua's teachings, but these are not Yeshua's teachings, but a perversion of his words, created to sustain unjust systems.

   True love is not submission, but fighting for Tzedek.

   G. Tzedek as the foundation of true love. Refusing to judge the lawless is not love, but a crime against the righteous, against the lost themselves, and against all humanity at once (this is in addition to the fact that refusing to judge the lawless is a denial of the Will of the Father in Heaven and a direct opposition to it). Judgement is the way to purification, which opens up the possibility of love. Only in fairness can we speak of peace and harmony.

   Love based on Tzedek:
- Protects the weak and oppressed.
- Gives the lost a chance to reform themselves.
- Eliminates lawlessness, creating conditions for peace and prosperity.

   Conclusion

   Tzedek is the only way to save the world. Love, if true, must always be based on fairness and rightness. Without the establishment of Tzedek, all talk of love becomes empty rhetoric to cover inaction and complicity in collective evil.

   Only when Tzedek reigns on earth will there be a chance for true love, peace and prosperity. It is then that our world will be on the path of transformation into a ‘higher world’. This cannot be achieved with empty stories about love - it is transformation - action - that is needed.

   Tzedek is the oldest teaching that will save the world. It teaches that true love is impossible without fairness. Only through the judgement and establishment of Tzedek can we create a world where love is not a weakness, but a power to protect and create.

   If humanity is to survive, it must discard the illusions of forgiveness without atonement and return to the eternal principles of Tzedek. Love without fairness will not save the world, but Tsedek will restore love, peace and harmony.