Treat everyone with justice!  For, "until heaven and earth pass, one jot or tittle shall in no wise pass from the law until all be fulfilled."   What is justice? It is our being bound to the love of love: First, loving the law of God, that is the principle of respect for all life equally and impartially in honor of the living I AM, and the law of love one to another, that is doing unto others as you would have them do unto you; which is really a corollary of the first law.

Justice is: what is earned is rewarded, but what is rewarded is not "just" a reward, but a bountiful reward (manifold) -- for, "you have been faithful in little, therefore you will be given rule over many, or you will be given much as your reward."  The greater glory is to the ONE who multiplies, the ONE who gives grace, for the seed is free, the holy Spirit is given as a gift, and this is the BIRTH FROM ABOVE, or the REBIRTH.  Nevertheless, we must strive for the prize, we must fight, not each other, but for each other, taking each wrong against us as Christ took all of our wrongs against him, and in doing so, fulfill the will of the Father, whose will it is that ALL would come to him.

So until heaven and earth pass, the LAW is fulfilled IN us and through us, when we abide in the LIFE giver, when we live IN THE LIGHT, when we love in the light, confessing openly our wrongs to each other -- "I'm sorry I said that about you; it wasn't right, and I was just focusing on my own needs to feel better about myself, and you have a right to know that I said it so that you can decide how to view me now, because that is what I truly did.  I ask for your forgiveness, but I know it is not mine to demand, and you may determine that I am better off learning a harder lesson; I am at your mercy."

If we treat each other like that truly, then we truly make ourselves servants to Christ, because those in the Body are a part of his Body and so what we do to those in the Body we do in honor or dishonor to the head, Christ, and those that are not yet in the Body might be brought into the Body through our rightful subjection to their mercies for the wrongs we have committed against them.

And when someone confesses to us the wrong they have done to us, and for which we have suffered unjustly, we should rejoice that they have sought to bring LIGHT to their lawlessness, to have it exposed and to ask for our mercy; and then we should rejoice that we can forgive them for it, as we have been forgiven for our wrongs, and in doing so, we will continue to spread love as people open up their lives to light, trusting in the Father that they will receive forgiveness from the ones in the Body of the Son.  The world will be healed through our love, as we have been healed through his love.

Forgiveness is the evidence of love, for love "does not take into account a wrong suffered, [but it] bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things," and this is the fruit of the Spirit freely given.

We are not greater than our Master, and if our Master suffered unjustly, we must first suffer justly for our wrongs, and then unjustly for their wrongs committed against us, and in doing so extend the grace given us to them.