In light of the phrase judge righteous judgment, how do you explain judge not let ye be judged?

Question

Judge not let ye be judged.

Now I have not read this scripture in a bit so if it is incorrect please correct me and give me the book, chapter, dividion, and verse.

Answer 1

This command refers to rash, censorious, and unjust judgment. See Ro 2:1. Lu 6:37 explains it in the sense of condemning. Christ does not condemn judging as a magistrate, for that, when according to justice, is lawful and necessary. Nor does he condemn our forming an opinion of the conduct of others, for it is impossible not to form an opinion of conduct that we know to be evil. But what he refers to is a habit of forming a judgment hastily, harshly, and without an allowance for every palliating circumstance, and of expressing such an opinion harshly and unnecessarily when formed. It rather refers to private judgment than judicial, and perhaps primarily to the habits of the scribes and Pharisees.

"Judge not" Lu 6:37; Ro 2:1; 1Co 4:5.

Answer 2

"Judge not lest ye be judged" means judging bad; whereas the other verse you quoted means judging good.
Things that are good judge them to be good, people that are bad don't bother judging them.

Answer 3

we all must be judged in 1way or anther /the only righteous is the creator /and on the day i see me i will face my judgement/he said we all will.