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 1   2,      3|   other principle than this, I judge to be a mere calling with
 2   2,      3|         However, no one should judge that he has greater perfection,
 3   2,     13|    Majesty and Divine Power to judge the world, to render good
 4   2,     19|      at My servants, whom they judge to be feignedly practicing
 5   2,     20|        come before the Supreme Judge with your injustice and
 6   2,     23|     with which He will come to judge the world, but through their
 7   2,     25|     His Face, when He comes to judge with My Divine Majesty,
 8   3,     16|     regard to Me, by which men judge My secret judgments, gauging
 9   3,     16|        death. They condemn and judge everything according to
10   3,     16|       to set himself up as the judge of the affections and heart
11   3,     16|      word he may hear, he will judge the affection of the heart.
12   3,     16|      heart. My servants always judge well, because they are founded
13   3,     16|       but such as these always judge badly, for they are founded
14   3,     17|    right, O Eternal Father, to judge the one soul to be in light,
15   3,     17|      not, should I be right to judge that he who does the greater
16   3,     20|       nor does he make himself judge of My servants, or of any
17   3,     20|      never assume the right to judge the will of men, but only
18   3,     20|  namely, that you should never judge the will of man in anything
19   3,     20|     injuries done to yourself, judge that My will permits this
20   3,     20|      intention, for no one can judge the secrets of the heart
21   3,     20|      do not see you should not judge in your mind, even though
22   3,     20|       My will, not in order to judge, but, as has been said,
23   3,     20|       of your neighbor, if you judge his evil will towards you,
24   3,     20|      evil will, for I am their Judge, not you, and, in doing
25   3,     22| precept that, in no way, can I judge any rational creature, and
26   3,     24|         nevertheless you would judge that he whose candle weighs
27   3,     29|  should pray for them, and not judge them, leaving their judgment
28   3,     29|       My mercy, I, the Supreme Judge, shall terribly condemn
29   4,      6|    does not care to examine or judge the will of his superior,
30   4,      8|       he wishes to examine and judge unfaithfully his superior'