I recently saw a list someone made of about 15 scripture passages where God hated something or some group. I don't hate any of the individuals in those groups, but I do surely hate the phony Catholic Church and phony Talmudic Judaism - those two are the greatest distorters of scripture on the planet. Coincidentally, they are both nearly 100% based on oral traditions, which Christ condemned.
Those 5 things you posted about judging are all out of the Gospels, during Christ's ministry. His entire ministry was TO Israel -Mt 10:5, Mt 15:24, Rom 15:8, and Jn 1:31, for the sole pupose of restoring the Kingdom to Israel ONLY, if they would accept Christ as the promised Messiah. He certainly didn't come to start a Church. The only Gentile witnessed to in the Gospels, that wasn't a proselyte, was the woman in Mt 15. Christ didn't search her out - she searched him out. The apostles didn't want Christ to even talk to her.
I am a Gentile. Therefore, all of the Gospels are written FOR me, but nothing in the Gospels were written directly TO me.
For those foolish enough to think that the Gospels were written to them, they must accept them in their entirety - no picking and choosing, a practice that Fundamentalists are masters at. For example, in MT 16-17, Christ told a man that he would have eternal life if he kept the commandments. That, of course, is not truth for the Gentile today. The Lord's prayer isn't valid to Gentiles because the Kingdom of Heaven doesn't apply to Gentiles. Acts 1:6 says, "When they therefore were come together, they asked of him, saying, Lord, wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom to Israel?" The apostles were exactly right in saying the Kingdom belonged to Israel and Christ didn't correct them. They should know, since they had just received a 40 day Bible study on the Kingdom from Jesus Christ. There are dozens of other examples. In any case, the Gospels were not written directly TO anyone living today. Of course, there are many, many great things in the Gospels that we Gentiles would be wise to adhere to - I love the Gospels and the words of Christ as much as anyone. However, as Gentiles, we aren't commanded to obey anything in the Gospels, since they were written entirely TO Israel.
The above is an example of right division, making a straight cut through the Word of God, which we ARE commanded to do in 2Tim 2:15, written by Paul, THE only apostle to us Gentiles and the author of the only books in the Bible written directly TO Gentiles. Paul's last 7 books, those written after Acts 28:28, when the salvation of God was taken from Israel and given to the Gentiles, are the only books in the Bible that directly apply to us today - these are Eph, Phil, Col, 1&2Tim, Titus and Philemon.