Right vs. Holy

Let the one who does wrong continue to do wrong; let the vile person continue to be vile; let the one who does right continue to do right; and let the holy person continue to be holy.
- Revelation 22:11

According to the book of Revelation the most high sacred scriptures the character of a person falls into one of four general categories:
1) wrong (also listed as unjust, unrighteous, impure, or evil doer)
2) vile also known as filthy
3) right or
4) holy

Furthermore I would then state by faith that every decision has four possible directions wrong, vile, right, or holy.  In any case at all times the children of God are always called to live holy lives and to call shots that are whole.  I believe the definition and difference of wrong and vile are obvious.  However distinguishing right from holy requires a high degree of discernment.

A righteous person makes good decisions absent of the whole.


Decisions to live a right life or make a right decision leads to fatigue and more importantly a life in relationship with facts (law) and not the Holy Spirit of God.   A holy life and decisions based in the objective of a holy outcome yield divine optimization.  Holiness is the key to entering the Presence of God.  In his Presence ones life and decisions made; will be carried on the back of the Almighty.  One will find rest and most importantly one will establish a intimate friendship with God.