<p>14:10- see on 2 Cor. 11:2.</p><p><i>But you, why do you judge your brother?- </i>The &quot;you&quot; refers to those legalists who judged the liberals. Those who despised or 'set at nothing' others are surely the liberals despising the conservatives. Hence &quot;You again...&quot; refers to a different group.</p><p><i>Or you again, why do you set at nothing your brother? For we shall all stand before the judgment seat of God</i><i>- </i>We read in Jer. 42:2 of a supplication being &ldquo;accepted&rdquo;, or &lsquo;to fall down before&rsquo; (RVmg.). To fall down before the Lord Jesus is to be accepted of Him. Paul speaks of us all <i>standing</i> before the judgment seat of Christ after first of all casting ourselves down; and this in the context of saying that God is able to make the weak brother<i> stand</i> in His sight (Rom. 14:4 cp. 10,11). We will all be in the position of the weak brother. Don't &quot;set at nought&quot; your brother- because the judgment seat of Christ is coming for you too (Rom. 14:10). We will <i>all </i>be &quot;set at nought&quot; then; that's the implication. We will all have to be made stand by God's grace. We will <i>all </i>be made to stand, i.e. be accepted (Eph. 6:11-13; Col. 4:12)- or at least, Paul is saying, that's how you should look at your brethren, as if they too will be accepted. For if we have no right to condemn our brethren; we must surely assume they will be accepted. In&nbsp;passing, note how Paul warns in&nbsp;this context that we can cause our brother to fall down or stumble (Rom. 14:13). Some at the last day will not be &lsquo;stood up&rsquo;, they will remain prostrate and then slink away. And why? Because they will have been made to fall by their brethren. Our faith and our community of believers is fragile, more fragile than we may think. In all the pressures of these last days it is so terribly easy to cause each other to stumble, to fall, with the ultimate consequence that they will not be stood up at the judgment. This is the evil of causing offence, stumbling, making another to fall down.</p>