"To Him Who Sits On the Throne. . ."

Okay, this was another dream/ vision.

I was entering into a court room with a large number of people.  We were all the accused.  As I looked at the others in the group, I noticed that while I couldn't make out any of the faces, I knew that I knew them all.  They were "friends and family."  

As we all approached the bench the judge came in and went to his seat.  I had to blink a few times, because the judge looked just like me!  Then, the next thing I knew, I was the judge! and I was looking out at everyone I knew.  Then, before I could really get used to that idea, everyone in the crowd . . . was me.  (VERY WIERD)

Hold on though! The scene changed again and now I'm sitting on a great golden throne.  The judge's table and gavel are still there, but off to the left a bit.  Directly in front of me was a LONG series of stairs coming up to the throne.  The thing that caught my eye, though, was Jesus walking steadily toward me.  He paused and said:  "You know, There's really only enough room in that seat for One."

Needless to say, I didn't waste any time getting out of THAT chair.  I dove forward and found myself in the crowd with the accused again in the court room.  Jesus turned and took His seat.  After a moment, He looked at me and the rest and smiled and said: "Good.  Case dismissed."  He banged His gavel and it was done.

One of the others turned to me and said: "I don't understand.  Were we guilty or not?"

I looked back and said: "Listen, if it's not important enough to HIM to pass judgment, then who am I?"

Then Jesus smiled again.  I really think He likes it when we treat eachother the way He treats us.