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|Romanos 14:1| Give a welcome to anyone whose faith is not strong, but do not get into arguments about doubtful points.
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|Romanos 14:2| One person may have faith enough to eat any kind of food; another, less strong, will eat only vegetables.
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|Romanos 14:3| Those who feel free to eat freely are not to condemn those who are unwilling to eat freely; nor must the person who does not eat freely pass judgement on the one who does -- because God has welcomed him.
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|Romanos 14:4| And who are you, to sit in judgement over somebody else's servant? Whether he deserves to be upheld or to fall is for his own master to decide; and he shall be upheld, for the Lord has power to uphold him.
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|Romanos 14:5| One person thinks that some days are holier than others, and another thinks them all equal. Let each of them be fully convinced in his own mind.
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|Romanos 14:6| The one who makes special observance of a particular day observes it in honour of the Lord. So the one who eats freely, eats in honour of the Lord, making his thanksgiving to God; and the one who does not, abstains from eating in honour of the Lord and makes his thanksgiving to God.
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|Romanos 14:7| For none of us lives for himself and none of us dies for himself;
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|Romanos 14:8| while we are alive, we are living for the Lord, and when we die, we die for the Lord: and so, alive or dead, we belong to the Lord.
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|Romanos 14:9| It was for this purpose that Christ both died and came to life again: so that he might be Lord of both the dead and the living.
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|Romanos 14:10| Why, then, does one of you make himself judge over his brother, and why does another among you despise his brother? All of us will have to stand in front of the judgement-seat of God:
