Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-26|        beaten, and have no sober judge to whom we may appeal. Yet,
 2     1, 18-29|          standing before a human judge, surrounded by a human throng,
 3     3, 9-17 | proficiency; which by those that judge rightly, are, after the
 4     5, 5-9  |       Holy Spirit; who would not judge that so great madness, when
 5     5, 6-11 |          it, O Lord my God, Thou judge of my conscience? before
 6     5, 10-18|     incurable, whereby I did not judge myself a sinner; and execrable
 7     6, 9-14 |      away to be taken before the judge. ~ ~
 8     6, 10-16|       good or evil. And the very judge, whose councillor Alypius
 9     6, 10-16|         it: for in truth had the judge done it, Alypius would have
10     7, 7-11 |          a care of, and wouldest judge men, and that in Christ,
11     7, 17-23|          judged, seeing I did so judge, I had found the unchangeable
12    10, 4-6  |         yet am. But neither do I judge myself. Thus therefore I
13    10, 5-7  |         5.7 For Thou, Lord, dost judge me: because, although no
14    10, 6-10 |         set over their senses to judge on what they report. But
15    10, 6-10 |        them: and subjects cannot judge. Nor yet do the creatures
16    10, 6-10 |          as ask, unless they can judge; nor yet do they change
17    10, 31-46|          and, that no man should judge us in meat or drink; and,
18    10, 31-46|         not him that eateth not, judge him that eateth. These things
19    12, 14-17|   Thyself, O Thou God all, being judge, do I thus answer. ~ ~
20    12, 16-23|          answer thus; By Thyself judge, O our God, between my Confessions
21    12, 25-35|        Hearken, O God, Thou best judge; Truth Itself, hearken to
22    13, 19-24|        appear. Learn to do good, judge the fatherless, plead for
23    13, 23-33|       over, or such as obey); do judge spiritually; not of that
24    13, 23-33| firmament (for they ought not to judge as to so supreme authority),
25    13, 23-33|         authority), nor may they judge of Thy Book itself, even
26    13, 23-33|         a doer of the law, not a judge. Neither doth he judge of
27    13, 23-33|         a judge. Neither doth he judge of that distinction of spiritual
28    13, 23-33|       doth he, though spiritual, judge the unquiet people of this
29    13, 23-33|       for what hath he to do, to judge them that are without, knowing
30    13, 23-34|          these is he now said to judge, wherein he hath also power