The speaker emphasizes that the only opinion that matters is God's, particularly when standing before the Judgment Seat. He illustrates this by imagining God first questioning the listener's wife about his conduct at home, suggesting that private life and character are the first areas of accountability.
The speaker emphasizes that the only opinion that matters is God's, particularly when standing before the Judgment Seat. He illustrates this by imagining God first questioning the listener's wife about his conduct at home, suggesting that private life and character are the first areas of accountability.