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 1            1, GeneralExam,   2 | and of a sentence given in judgment, or of a public error which
 2            1, Additions,   0   |    memory rather Death and Judgment.~
 3            1, Additions,   0   | love and from an erroneous judgment that the human system will
 4            2, TemporalKing,   2|    that all those who have judgment and reason will offer their
 5            2, 2Way,   0        |  find myself on the Day of Judgment, to think how I would then
 6        Rules, Distribution,   0|  find myself on the Day of Judgment, to think well how then
 7        Rules, Scruples,   0    | what proceeds from our own judgment and freedom: that is to
 8        Rules, Scruples,   0    |    he decides with his own judgment that he has sinned.~This
 9        Rules, Scruples,   0    |   is properly an erroneous judgment and not a real scruple.~
10        Rules, TrueSentimen,   0| First Rule. The first: All judgment laid aside, we ought to