H.I.M Haile Selassie is just. It is part of His character, which means He is always just. He cannot be unjust, and He defines and sets the standard for justice.
We know that Jah is love and Jah is holy more often as we hear that Jah is just. And we may readily agree that Jah sets the standard for love and holiness, but do we understand that He also sets the standard for justice? Pursuing biblical justice means we follow H.I.M God way to make right that which Men as made wrong, and we look to Scripture to define what is “right”.
We do not have to look far to see that Yeshua is our standard of righteous. Christ lived a perfect, sinless life, died a sacrificial death and rose again to make right that which was wrong. It is because of Christ and His work on the Cross that we can be justified and made right with Jah. And Yahshua also demonstrates a beautiful example for us to follow in the New Testament as one who cared for the outcast and reached out with compassion to help those most often overlooked. Christ pursued justice. He physically and spiritually rescued those in need. Healing the leper in Matthew 8 and caring for the woman caught in adultery in John 8 are just a few examples.
As we look at the life of Yashua and the mandate given throughout Scripture, it is clear that Christ followers are called to “do justice”. We are called to take action and confront evil, to care for the vulnerable and to make right that which is wrong. This mandate is not new. It is not a cultural fad or something that is simply a trend in today’s society. Throughout the Old and New Testament, our call to do justice is clear.

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