"まだ裁判の座に登ってはならない。"
— Charles Spurgeon
Simplified Meaning:
This quote is like saying "Don't be quick to judge others." Imagine you see a person yelling on the street and you immediately think they are rude or angry. But later, you learn that person was actually warning people about a dangerous situation nearby. In history, people have often judged others without knowing the full story, and only later realized their mistake. By waiting and understanding more before forming an opinion, you avoid unfair judgments. This advice can help you in everyday life, like at work or school, where it's easy to misunderstand someone's actions or words. Before making up your mind about someone, take the time to listen and learn more about their situation. This way, you're more fair and considerate, and others will appreciate your patience and understanding.
