two-way judgment; criticism; critical pay-back.
This word applies a judgment, made against someone or something, back to the one who made the judgment, making it a "two-way
judgment". "Do not judge lest you be judged yourselves. For in the way you judge, you will be judged; and by your standard
of measure, it shall be measured to you." This saying of Isa Almasi Jesus Christ, found in the Kitab Injil , aptly applies to this Sama word and belief.
What was her criticism? What she said, "Doesn't she know the appearance of her bun [hair style] is very ugly? Maybe as long
as I live, I shall never wear a bun like that." But in her latter days, [what] she has happened to do indeed for among ten
years, her hair has only been worn in a bun by her! There is her two-way judgment now!
What was her judgment? She made a remark about someone's hair style, "Doesn't she know her bun is very ugly? May I never wear
my hair like that." But later in her life, she wore her hair in a bun for ten years! Her criticism came home to her!
critically; judgementally.
Sometimes you will get the opposite by God, if you speak critically.
Sometimes God will do the opposite to you if you speak critically. [This refers to somebody who says, for instance, "I shall
never marry a person from Tandubas", but then he meets somebody from Tandubas, falls in love and gets married. In other words,
the opposite has occurred.]