Two versions of "The Last Jugement"

Version One

For when I was hungry, you gave me food;

when thirsty, you gave me drink;

when I was a stranger, you took me into your home;

when naked, you clothed me;

when I was ill, you came to my help; when in prison, you visited me."

Then the righteous will reply,

"Lord, when was it that we saw you hungry and fed you, or thirsty and gave you drink,

a stranger and took you home,

or naked and clothed you?

When did we see you ill or in prison, and come to visit you?"

And the king will answer,

"Truly I tell you:

anything you did

for one of my brothers here,

however insignificant,

you did for me."

Source:
http://www.hlsp.net.
/engl-weltgericht.html.
The Revised English Bible, Oxford University Press and Cambridge University Press, 1997, Matthew, 25, 31-46.

Version Two

When I was hungry, you spent $50,000 on a truck to drive around town with huge pictures of dead fetuses on it. Both of my daughters starved to death that summer.

When I was thirsty, you were busy forcing unwilling women to birth still more unwanted babies. The war you endorsed, killed both my parents that fall.

When I was naked, you were too busy spending millions of dollars promoting ultra-conservative politicians into political office. The rest of my family froze to death that winter.

When you saw 40,000 children die each and every day, you turned the "other cheeks" and walked away. 360,000 innocent children died that spring.

When I was sick, you said "The more you suffer the closer you are to God." That year, three billion humans were living in poverty and misery.

Has my son, Jesus, not said onto you. "When you do this onto the least of your brethren, you do the same onto God." Do you think He lies, speaks folly, or idly casts away the lives of your brothers and sisters?

And now you come to me expecting to be welcomed into heaven. Surely you jest. Do you think I welcome those who condone or endorse arson, vandalism, and murder in my name? Do you think I welcome those defy My words about when life begins (Genesis 2:7). and peddle a Conception Magic Act Fairy Tale. in its place?

Did you not know that anything you failed to do for one of your brethren, however insignificant, you failed to do for me."

I neither condemn nor punish you, but rather simple send you back to Earth in a new body so that you may reap the rewards of what you have sewn.