What is the Bible Court?

 

OBJECTIVES

• To fulfill the will of the Righteous Lord by upholding Sovereignty, Purity, and Obedience.

• To acknowledge the Lord as the only righteous God—in heaven, on earth, and beneath the earth.

• To affirm that the Lord grants His disciples the Spirit of Discernment to judge rightly according to His Word.

• To recognize that there is no unrighteousness in Him.

• To appoint saints who will serve as judges in the Lord’s Courts.

CHARACTER OF SAINTS

Saints chosen to serve in the Lord’s Court must display the following qualities:

1. Holy in spirit, with the ability to commune with God, possessing pure hands and the gift of discernment.

2. Walking with God daily, reading Scripture regularly, and desiring righteousness.

3. Living a pure life—faithful to one spouse, not greedy for money, nor worldly-minded.

4. Seeking guidance from the Holy Spirit continually; steadfast even when others do not cooperate.

5. Standing before God in humility, making peace among people, and living in obedience, patience, and righteousness.

6. Men, women, and even young leaders may be called as judges when chosen by the Lord.

7. Impartial and uncompromising—standing firmly for truth and the fulfillment of God’s Word.

8. Exercising patience in judgment, speaking clear and righteous words without confusion.

9. Avoiding reliance on stories, fiction, assumptions, predictions, or pre-planned justice.

10. Judging solely on the basis of the Bible.

11. Remaining neutral until God’s Word brings the solution—without favoritism or outside influence.

12. Refraining from hidden investigations; only the Lord reveals truth, and His truth sets people free.

13. Accepting witness reports and evidence but never judging apart from the Lord’s confirmation.

14. Not offering personal accommodation or comfort to individuals involved in ongoing cases.

15. Not communicating secretly (by phone, letter, or otherwise) with parties in dispute.

16. Not receiving gifts during the judgment process.

17. Always seeking to reveal the will of the Lord, not personal desires.

18. Acknowledging that the Lord is the ultimate Judge.

19. Speaking only the words placed in their mouth by the Lord, delivering them faithfully to the people.

20. Submitting petitions, complaints, and reports to the Bible Court for any issues of security or need.

21. Serving with confidence and a righteous heart toward this holy calling.

22. Trusting that the Lord will protect His saints.

23. Believing in the eternal reward the Lord has prepared in heaven.

24. Receiving provision from the Bible Court in times of need.

25. Being supported in old age, financial difficulties, or other needs through the court’s care.

ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE

Bible Court Officers

• Officers serve to maintain order and ensure righteous judgment.

• They safeguard records, manage files, and preserve evidence.

• They work at any time as needed by the people.

• The Court remains closed if saints are unavailable.

• There is no advocate—judgment is given directly according to the Word of God.

MANNER OF COURT

• All matters must be written and recorded.

• Cases are discussed prayerfully within the Court.

• Final judgment is delivered after due consideration.

Security & Records:

• Case files

• Evidence and documentation

• Officer/Saint profiles

Court Guidelines:

• No special dress is required, but attire must be modest and pure.

• Saints must speak gently, without anger, even to sinners.

• Saints must not give personal advice or support—only God’s Word is read and applied.

• Statements and judgments are delivered publicly by saints or judges.

MANNER OF SAINTS

1. Saints must be faithful Bible readers (at least three complete readings) and spend time before God in prayer while serving in the Court.

2. Court timings are scheduled by appointment. Common times:

   • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM

   • 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM

   • 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM

   Upon entering, all must declare “Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord” three times, bow down, and surrender in prayer for one minute.

3. Saints’ dress must be modest, neat, and free from attraction to outward beauty or display.

4. Judgments are pronounced in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

   • Identify the person’s mistakes.

   • Outline what the person must do.

   • State the person’s responsibilities.

   • Clarify what consequences they face in the World Court.

   • Deliver final judgment words with authority.

The Court concludes with prayer, and the people are dismissed in peace.

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