<p>25:39<em> And when did we see you sick, or in prison and came to you?- </em>The parable of the sheep and goats clearly suggests that after the judgment, the worthy and unworthy will be in two distinct groups to the right and left hand side of the Lord. The group of &quot;sheep&quot; then enter the Kingdom all together, at the same moment. This explains how the Lord will address the faithful and unfaithful as groups (note &quot;ye&quot; in Mt. 25:37,39); how the men of Nineveh stand together in a group, as the men of Sodom and Gomorrah will (Mt. 12:41; Mk. 6:11). In some way, there will be a collective sense at the day of judgment, as well as an individual one. If there will be a collective sense then, before the presence of His glory... there ought to be now.</p><p>At judgment day, the Lord will commend the righteous for feeding Him etc.- and they will reply in genuine surprise, feeling that they truly have&nbsp;<em>not&nbsp;</em>done any of those things for which He commends them. The point is, their way of life was an unconscious doing of good; it is the mindset which legalistically remembers every act of righteousness which will be finally rejected.&nbsp;</p>