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It describes a **pattern**, not a target. It stays steady, neutral, and accessible. *“Returning to the Status Quo of Hell”* (Original lyrics — neutral, impersonal, plain language) There’s a cycle that repeats when nothing ever changes Same steps, same tone, same narrow little ranges You walk back in and everything is just the same Like the world hit pause and never learned another frame It’s not about fire, it’s not about fear It’s just the old pattern showing up again here It’s returning to the status quo of hell Where nothing gets better and nothing goes well Where the same old problems keep coming around And the same old voices keep wearing you down It’s not about darkness, it’s not about pain It’s just the same cycle repeating again You try to step forward but the ground pulls back You try to change pace but it snaps to the same track Every time you think you’ve broken out clean You find the same script running under the scene It’s not about blame, it’s not about shame It’s just the old system calling your name It’s returning to the status quo of hell Where nothing gets better and nothing goes well Where the same old problems keep coming around And the same old voices keep wearing you down It’s not about darkness, it’s not about pain It’s just the same cycle repeating again When the rules don’t shift, the story can’t grow When the pace stays fast, you lose what you know When the frame stays tight, you can’t see the whole When the gaps stay hidden, they swallow control It’s not a warning, it’s not a spell It’s just the return to the status quo of hell It’s returning to the status quo of hell Where nothing gets better and nothing goes well Where the same old problems keep coming around And the same old voices keep wearing you down It’s not about darkness, it’s not about pain It’s just the same cycle repeating again But when you slow the moment down and breathe You can step outside the pattern and finally leave You don’t have to stay where the old stories dwell You don’t have to return to the status quo of hell Here are the clearest and most commonly referenced scriptures on the topic, along with simple explanations. *1. Matthew 7:1–2 — “Do not judge, or you will be judged.”* *Summary:* Jesus warns that the standard a person uses to judge others will be the same standard applied back to them. *Meaning:* Be careful with judgment, because it comes back around. *2. Matthew 7:3–5 — The speck and the plank* *Summary:* A person shouldn’t focus on someone else’s small faults while ignoring their own larger ones. *Meaning:* Self‑examination comes before evaluating anyone else. *3. John 7:24 — “Judge with right judgment.”* *Summary:* Jesus says not to judge by appearances but to judge fairly and accurately. *Meaning:* Judgment isn’t forbidden, but it must be honest, careful, and based on truth. *4. Romans 2:1 — “You have no excuse when you judge others.”* *Summary:* Paul explains that people often judge others for the same things they themselves do. *Meaning:* Hypocritical judgment is invalid. *5. Romans 14:10–13 — “Stop passing judgment on one another.”* *Summary:* Believers are told not to condemn each other over disputable matters. *Meaning:* Focus on not causing harm rather than criticizing others. *6. James 4:11–12 — “Who are you to judge your neighbor?”* *Summary:* James says that judging others puts a person in the wrong position — only God sees the whole picture. *Meaning:* Humans don’t have the full context to judge motives or hearts. *7. Galatians 6:1 — Restore gently, not harshly* *Summary:* If someone is caught in wrongdoing, others should help them back with gentleness, not condemnation. *Meaning:* Correction is possible, but the tone must be humble and careful. *8. Proverbs 21:2 — “Every way seems right to a person.”* *Summary:* People often think their own perspective is correct, but only God sees the truth. *Meaning:* Human judgment is limited and biased. *9. 1 Samuel 16:7 — “Humans look at the outward appearance.”* *Summary:* God tells Samuel that people judge by what they see, but God looks at the heart. *Meaning:* Human judgment is incomplete. *The Core Message Across Scripture* When you put all these together, the pattern is simple and steady: Don’t judge by appearances Don’t judge hypocritically Don’t judge harshly Don’t judge without full context Don’t judge motives — you can’t see the heart Do evaluate actions carefully Do use fairness, humility, and gentleness Do examine yourself first It’s not “never judge anything.” It’s *“judge carefully, humbly, and with full awareness of your own limits.”*