Both.
As for balance…
It is more damning to under serve than to over serve.
God will not count feeding a liar or a cheat as a sin. You still did this for Christ, regardless of the person who recieved the kindness. And the kindness shown to the wicked person may help lead them to Salvation.
Where as showing no kindness could lead them to worse behavior and destructive means to gain their food. Aka, robbing, whoring, murder. You could circumvent a sin, a sorrow, and a crime by being kind.
But God will count against a person, and a Nation, the failure to be kind and do good. Destroying institutions that fed both the wicked and the less fortunate will count as sin and reap a harvest of sorrow and destruction. You can count on that. The whole Nation and its people will suffer. God will judge all involved for their part.
And God does judge both the person and the Nation.
When your 401K’s plummet…
When food prices rise…
When food itself becomes scarce…
When your children are drafted and killed in wars…
When you lose your home and your freedoms…
When you become slaves in your own Nation or another…
Or when you find yourself needing that very same hand out or service that you spurned and rallied against or even God forbid helped to elemenate…
That is God’s judgement removing the Blessings that once protected you, which made life more comfortable for you. Life will be harder for everyone now, and that is consecuence from a God that gives rain to both the wicked and the righteous. And hardship, in order that the heart of a Nation might turn from sin. In order that all people might rend their hearts, ask for forgiveness, and turn from their wicked ways.
Blessings are not uniquely yours. The goodness shown to you is meant to fill the cup and spill over so that the world around you might also know satiafaction. Because those Blessings belong to God, it is not your place to hoard them, hold them away from others, or say that another person should not drink of the excess you drop along the way.
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That behavior disrespects the Blessings of God, and will naturally incur wrath.
Remember the mana in the dessert which came each day. Meant to be shared, rotting when stored
Love each other is a command that Christ gave. Not a suggestion. Not a warm fuzzy emotion. It does not always feel good when done right. But it is right.