Strive not in a matter that concerneth thee not; and sit not in judgment with sinners.

• A. Involving yourself in matters that do not concern you.
• B. Argue with everyone about everything.
• C. Sit in judgment with virtuous people.
• D. Refuse to help others.

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is choosing where you place yourself in relation to other people’s concerns and judgments—stay out of things that don’t concern you and avoid judging those who sin. The best choice reflects that by suggesting you align your company with those who are virtuous rather than engaging in judgment with sinners. It conveys the sense of keeping the focus on righteous company instead of being involved in condemning others.

The other options don’t fit as well: one option endorses getting involved in matters that aren’t yours, which goes against the instruction to avoid such involvement; another speaks to arguing with people, which isn’t what the line addresses; and another suggests refusing to help others, which is unrelated to the judgment aspect.