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1 I |        in a mere affectation of judgment and wisdom, he sets himself
2 II|         out of fear of a coming judgment, as they think, honouring
3 II|         watchful oversight, but judgment in prospect? Whence is judgment,
4 II| judgment in prospect? Whence is judgment, but from power? To whom
5 IV|     lookest forward to a day of judgment, and according to thy deserts
6 IV|         would be no grounds for judgment without the presentation
7 IV|       to whom the sufferings of judgment were due. That Christian
8 VI|        the invocation of divine judgment is everywhere, death is
9 VI|        on it; and on the day of judgment it will stand before the