Book, Chapter

 1     1, 5-6  |        heart? I contend not in judgment with Thee, who art the truth;
 2     1, 5-6  |     Therefore I contend not in judgment with Thee; for if Thou,
 3     3, 7-13 |      men, judging out of man's judgment, and measuring by their
 4     4, 15-22|        then love men, upon the judgment of men, not Thine, O my
 5     5, 3-3  |      prevail so far as to make judgment of this lower world, the
 6     6, 6-9  |        fears; but out of wrong judgment; for, was it the truth?
 7     6, 16-26|      fear of death, and of Thy judgment to come; which amid all
 8     7, 3-5  |        doing ill, and Thy just judgment of our suffering ill. But
 9     7, 6-10 | unsearchable depth of Thy just judgment, to Whom let no man say,
10     7, 9-14 |       the meek He directeth in judgment, and the gentle He teacheth
11     7, 13-19|        all: and with a sounder judgment I apprehended that the things
12     8, 5-12 |         and in all men's sober judgment waking is better, yet a
13     9, 4-10 |     the revelation of Thy just judgment. Nor were my good things
14     9, 13-35|   beseech Thee; enter not into judgment with her. Let Thy mercy
15    10, 37-61|       I am not praised when my judgment of myself is not praised;
16    13, 17-21|        mighty strength of just judgment. ~ ~
17    13, 18-22|      only in the secret of Thy judgment, as before the firmament