Part, Question

501 Suppl, 8 |           does take the place ~of a judge over him, absolutely speaking,
502 Suppl, 8 |     confession is the latter's own ~judge, else he could not bind
503 Suppl, 8 | excommunication needs to go to the ~judge, who in other circumstances
504 Suppl, 8 |             be cast off, thou shalt judge it." Therefore the quantity ~
505 Suppl, 12|          anyone ~is punished by the judge for an offense against another.
506 Suppl, 12|  Consequently since he on whom the ~judge wreaks vengeance is the
507 Suppl, 12|    voluntary not in him ~but in the judge as agent.~Aquin.: SMT XP
508 Suppl, 12|       between two others, as when a judge does justice ~between two
509 Suppl, 12|             be ~distinct, as when a judge punishes another man, since
510 Suppl, 14|         unpunished by God the just ~judge. Therefore no good deed
511 Suppl, 17|         whereby "the ecclesiastical judge has to admit the worthy
512 Suppl, 17|          Further, an ecclesiastical judge is only one who has ~jurisdiction,
513 Suppl, 17|       mention of the ecclesiastical judge in the definition of the
514 Suppl, 17|            viz. the "ecclesiastical judge," and the act, viz. "of
515 Suppl, 17|          because the ecclesiastical judge, by means of ~the key, "
516 Suppl, 17|        above (A[2]) - therefore the judge requires ~both judgment
517 Suppl, 17|       secular courts, for a secular judge may have the ~authority
518 Suppl, 17|          may have the ~authority to judge, without having the knowledge
519 Suppl, 17|            having the ~authority to judge. And since the act of judging
520 Suppl, 17|            above, the ~authority to judge, which is the key of knowledge,
521 Suppl, 19|           authority to discern and ~judge, but not to admit those
522 Suppl, 19|            temple, and they have to judge ~whether a person should
523 Suppl, 19|           is sometimes ~vested in a judge, as in a kingdom, whereas
524 Suppl, 20|           But in temporal matters a judge cannot judge ~everybody.
525 Suppl, 20|     temporal matters a judge cannot judge ~everybody. Therefore, since
526 Suppl, 20|              for he cannot be both ~judge and accused at the same
527 Suppl, 21|       Church Militant ought not ~to judge any man by cursing or excommunicating
528 Suppl, 21|  excommunication the ecclesiastical judge excludes a ~man, in a sense,
529 Suppl, 21|           to be obstinate, ~and the judge, not being able to proceed
530 Suppl, 21|          him, or appeal to a higher judge. If, however, he ~were to
531 Suppl, 22|            since one cannot be both judge and ~defendant in the same
532 Suppl, 22|   jurisdiction, through being their judge, it follows that no ~man
533 Suppl, 22|                What have I to do to judge them that are without?" ~
534 Suppl, 24|           is pronounced either by a judge, ~and then he who pronounced
535 Suppl, 24|        submit to the command of the judge who pronounced the ~excommunication
536 Suppl, 24|  excommunications pronounced by one judge; and then, when he is absolved ~
537 Suppl, 27|             same man cannot be both judge and accused. On the other
538 Suppl, 39|            sake, for ~instance by a judge; and he who has the office
539 Suppl, 39|            the Eucharist. Hence the judge and all who take part with
540 Suppl, 47|           at least to appeal to the judge, if he promised not to ask
541 Suppl, 52|             it will be possible to ~judge which of the two in preference
542 Suppl, 55|          Further, of like things we judge alike. Now if a marriage
543 Suppl, 55|          suit in order to give the ~judge evidence concerning matters
544 Suppl, 55|             should be ~afforded the judge in this suit as in other
545 Suppl, 58|         stricture, and then we must judge ~of stricture in the woman
546 Suppl, 59|          the Church who has not to ~judge of those who are without.~
547 Suppl, 60|           husband is not his wife's judge: wherefore he may ~not kill
548 Suppl, 60|           but may accuse her in the judge's presence.~Aquin.: SMT
549 Suppl, 60|         would not sin, just as the ~judge's deputy does not sin by
550 Suppl, 61|            1/1~Reply OBJ 3: We must judge of a profession thus made
551 Suppl, 62|             been pronounced ~by the judge, it is lawful to carry it
552 Suppl, 62|        judgment. ~But God, the just Judge, has pronounced this judgment,
553 Suppl, 62|            no man is prosecutor and judge in the same cause. But the ~
554 Suppl, 62|          Therefore he cannot be the judge, and consequently ~he cannot
555 Suppl, 62|         from bed before a spiritual judge, and ~then there is no need
556 Suppl, 62|            were, and is no more her judge than she is his. Consequently ~
557 Suppl, 62|           have to be submitted to a judge, the husband has no more ~
558 Suppl, 62|       defending herself before ~the judge, cannot allege her repentance
559 Suppl, 62|           according to ~equity, the judge is bound by virtue of his
560 Suppl, 63|        unlawful. Because we ~should judge of things according to truth.
561 Suppl, 64|            of a sacred duty: thus a judge becomes ~irregular by sentencing
562 Suppl, 69|       precede the appearance of the Judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[69] Out.
563 Suppl, 69|             by the sentence ~of the judge, should not precede the
564 Suppl, 71|            the presence of the just Judge." ~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[71]
565 Suppl, 72|           unjustly, but they justly judge and try their deeds. And
566 Suppl, 72|           When Christ shall come to judge He will appear in the ~form
567 Suppl, 72|            the authority becoming a judge. Now it ~pertains to the
568 Suppl, 72|           subjection to the coming ~judge, and be prepared for the
569 Suppl, 72|            above, ~and the earth to judge His people." Therefore it
570 Suppl, 72|              persecute, Christ will judge, the dead shall rise again,
571 Suppl, 72|          that our Lord will come to judge the earth by ~fire, and
572 Suppl, 72|             out the sentence of the judge ~except as regards the engulfing
573 Suppl, 73|           appearing to the world as judge." According to ~this, the
574 Suppl, 75|             our Lord "will ~come to judge the living and the dead."
575 Suppl, 84|            shall consider ~who will judge and who will be judged;
576 Suppl, 84|            of the ~form wherein the judge will come to judge; and
577 Suppl, 84|      wherein the judge will come to judge; and fifthly we shall consider ~
578 Suppl, 84|             the day when God shall ~judge" each one's conscience will
579 Suppl, 84|          book we may understand the Judge's sentence ~as expressed
580 Suppl, 84|           just as it ~behooves both judge and jury to know the merits
581 Suppl, 84|        conduce to this so that ~the Judge's sentence may appear just
582 Suppl, 84|          soon as they shall see the Judge, all their evil ~deeds will
583 Suppl, 84|               Now they will see the Judge ~suddenly. Therefore in
584 Suppl, 85|             version, "God will not ~judge the same thing a second
585 Suppl, 85|        judged. And yet God will not judge "the same thing a second ~
586 Suppl, 85|         will hear ~the words of the Judge, who have confessed their
587 Suppl, 85|              thus all will hear the Judge's words, since all the deeds
588 Suppl, 85|             3: Further, Christ will judge according to His human form,
589 Suppl, 85|           in the day when God shall judge the secrets of men." Therefore
590 Suppl, 85|         appear in body, so that the Judge may be ~recognized in the
591 Suppl, 85|        whose business it will be to judge. But the whole land ~of
592 Suppl, 85|      judgment is given that He ~may judge justly, since He was judged
593 Suppl, 85|          Therefore He will ~come to judge in the neighborhood of that
594 Suppl, 85|        judiciary power, He will not judge with the appearance of infirmity ~
595 Suppl, 85|     parallel ~between His coming to judge and His ascension; so that
596 Suppl, 85|         indicates the ~mercy of the Judge.~
597 Suppl, 86|             1/1 - OF THOSE WHO WILL JUDGE AND OF THOSE WHO WILL BE
598 Suppl, 86|         must next consider who will judge and who will be judged at
599 Suppl, 86|             1) Whether any men will judge together with Christ?~(2)
600 Suppl, 86|        Whether the angels also will judge?~(4) Whether the demons
601 Suppl, 86|           demons will carry out the Judge's sentence on the damned?~(
602 Suppl, 86|            1/1~Whether any men will judge together with Christ?~Aquin.:
603 Suppl, 86|         would seem that no men will judge with Christ. For it is ~
604 Suppl, 86|    Therefore no one is competent to judge of those things.~Aquin.:
605 Suppl, 86|          but Christ Who is God will judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
606 Suppl, 86|          seem that others also will judge ~together with Christ.~Aquin.:
607 Suppl, 86|         Para. 1/1~I answer that, To judge has several significations.
608 Suppl, 86|        Secondly, the expression "to judge" is used equivalently, so
609 Suppl, 86|             consent with Christ the Judge, by approving His ~sentence,
610 Suppl, 86|           sentence, will be said to judge. In this sense it will belong
611 Suppl, 86|         belong to all the ~elect to judge: wherefore it is written (
612 Suppl, 86|               The just . . . ~shall judge nations." Thirdly, a person
613 Suppl, 86|        Thirdly, a person is said to judge assessorially ~and by similitude,
614 Suppl, 86|              because he is like the judge in that his seat* is ~raised
615 Suppl, 86|          thus assessors are said to judge. [*An ~"assessor" is one
616 Suppl, 86|            is one who "sits by" the judge.] Some say that the perfect
617 Suppl, 86|           promised (Mt. 19:28) will judge in this sense, ~namely that
618 Suppl, 86|            the law might be said to judge: ~wherefore it is written (
619 Suppl, 86|             the hearts of those who judge, ~divinely instructed in
620 Suppl, 86|             speaking, he is said to judge who pronounces ~judgment
621 Suppl, 86|           on them. In this sense to judge ~belongs to God alone. Secondly,
622 Suppl, 86|             God alone. Secondly, to judge is to acquaint others of
623 Suppl, 86|           this way perfect men will judge, because they ~will lead
624 Suppl, 86|           that I have spoken shall ~judge him in the last day." Therefore
625 Suppl, 86|             gives him the right to ~judge those who scorn his utterances.
626 Suppl, 86|      unjustly merited as man to ~be judge of all in His human nature [*
627 Suppl, 86|           voluntarily poor will not judge where ~those are to be judged.~
628 Suppl, 86|          the saints will be said to judge as stated above ~[*Cf. A[
629 Suppl, 86|         seats only ~twelve men will judge with Him. else since we
630 Suppl, 86|         will have nowhere to sit as judge." Hence "the number ~twelve,"
631 Suppl, 86|        multitude of ~those who will judge, because the two parts of
632 Suppl, 86|           or urged men to good will judge, ~in the causal (Cf. A[1])
633 Suppl, 86|           OBJ 5: An inferior cannot judge a superior by his own authority, ~
634 Suppl, 86|             an accidental reward to judge others, even those who have
635 Suppl, 86|             Whether the angels will judge?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
636 Suppl, 86|           seem that the angels will judge. For it is written (Mt. ~
637 Suppl, 86|           that also the angels will judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
638 Suppl, 86|             some of the angels will judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
639 Suppl, 86|              the same person is not judge and judge's minister. Now
640 Suppl, 86|             person is not judge and judge's minister. Now in this ~
641 Suppl, 86|             act as ministers of the Judge and, according to ~Mt. 13:
642 Suppl, 86|       Therefore the angels will not judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
643 Suppl, 86|              1/1~I answer that, The judge's assessors must be conformed
644 Suppl, 86|            must be conformed to the judge. Now ~judgment is ascribed
645 Suppl, 86|             the whole Trinity ~will judge by authority. Consequently
646 Suppl, 86|   Consequently it behooves also the Judge's ~assessors to have the
647 Suppl, 86|           fitting for the angels to judge, although in ~a certain
648 Suppl, 86|            say that the angels will judge, namely by ~approving the
649 Suppl, 86|           come ~with Christ, not to judge, but "as witnesses of men'
650 Suppl, 86|             out the sentence of the Judge on the damned?~Aquin.: SMT
651 Suppl, 86|            out the sentence of ~the Judge on the damned after the
652 Suppl, 86|            the carrying out of ~the Judge's sentence implies some
653 Suppl, 86|       demons will not carry out the Judge's sentence.~Aquin.: SMT
654 Suppl, 86|             appointed ~by God to be judge of the living and of the
655 Suppl, 86|              appointed by God to be judge of the living and of the
656 Suppl, 86|          judged, or that they will ~judge that people alone, and not
657 Suppl, 86|         that they will not arise to judge. But if ~the wicked denote
658 Suppl, 86|           witness the glory of the ~Judge.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[89] A[
659 Suppl, 86|           be judged, but to see the Judge's ~glory.~Aquin.: SMT XP
660 Suppl, 86|           Further, the voice of the Judge is most terrible to those
661 Suppl, 86|          Gregory (Moral. xxvi) "the Judge will not address ~Himself
662 Suppl, 86|         Know you not that we shall ~judge angels?" But this cannot
663 Suppl, 86|              version: "God will not judge the same thing a second
664 Suppl, 87|            1/1 - OF THE FORM OF THE JUDGE IN COMING TO THE JUDGMENT (
665 Suppl, 87|            consider the form of the Judge in coming to the judgment. ~
666 Suppl, 87|              1) Whether Christ will judge under the form or His humanity?~(
667 Suppl, 87|             1/1~Whether Christ will judge under the form of His humanity?~
668 Suppl, 87|           seem that Christ will not judge under the form of His ~humanity.
669 Suppl, 87|           requires authority in the judge. Now Christ has ~authority
670 Suppl, 87|           of all. Therefore He will judge under the form of His Godhead.~
671 Suppl, 87|             power is requisite in a judge; wherefore it ~is written (
672 Suppl, 87|               Seek not to be made a judge, unless thou have ~strength
673 Suppl, 87|           as God. Therefore He will judge under the form of the Godhead.~
674 Suppl, 87|       nature. Therefore He will not judge under ~His human form.~Aquin.:
675 Suppl, 87|     Therefore it becomes the Son to judge as ~being eternal; and consequently
676 Suppl, 87|      Therefore it becomes Christ to judge as God rather than as man.~
677 Suppl, 87|          recover - that thou mayest judge justly," according ~to the
678 Suppl, 87|           nature. Therefore He will judge under the human nature.~
679 Suppl, 87|       Further, to Him it belongs to judge who made the law. Now Christ
680 Suppl, 87|          nature. Therefore ~He will judge under that same nature.~
681 Suppl, 87|            certain authority in the judge. ~Wherefore it is written (
682 Suppl, 87|         becoming that Christ should judge in respect ~of His having
683 Suppl, 87|          was appointed by God to be Judge of the living and ~of the
684 Suppl, 87|               2:8,9). Hence He will judge in His human nature indeed,
685 Suppl, 87|         nature He is becomingly the Judge ~not only of bodily but
686 Suppl, 87|             5: Further, Christ will judge in the form wherein He was
687 Suppl, 87|            He will," says: "He will judge justly in ~the form wherein
688 Suppl, 87|             more therefore will the Judge appear in a glorified form.~
689 Suppl, 87|         pertains to weakness, so to judge pertains to ~authority and
690 Suppl, 87|        coming, when He will come to judge, He will appear in the form
691 Suppl, 87|           judged ~and likewise will judge; but not for a quality of
692 Suppl, 94|          the coming of the heavenly judge, he is taken away ~from
693 Suppl, 96|            1~OBJ 3: Further, a just judge does not punish except in
694 Suppl, 96|           the great ~justice of the judge that those should never
695 Appen1, 1|           that "a just and eternal ~Judge will consign them neither
696 Appen1, 1|             be cast off, thou shalt judge it." Now the defect transmitted
697 Appen1, 2|           than another; and yet the judge acts justly in ~condemning