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 1      I, 6 |       makes his gods unequal: one judicial, harsh, mighty in war; the
 2      I, 25|        severity and energy of the judicial character), it was his duty
 3      I, 26|          refrains from exercising judicial power, I cannot tell how
 4      I, 26|           notions of severity and judicial chastisement? For why does
 5      I, 26|         Did he not therefore do a judicial act, when he declared his
 6      I, 26| unbecoming for God to discharge a judicial function, or at least only
 7      I, 27|           even this a question of judicial determination? He is adjudged
 8     II, 12|          setting of each, are the judicial determinations of the Creator.
 9     II, 15|            that you may blame his judicial conviction. Never mind censuring
10     II, 16|           which He discharges His judicial functions. We are taught
11     II, 23|            who is both a good and judicial Being, He does not change
12     II, 24|  congruous as they are with God's judicial character, we have sufficiently
13     IV, 7 |           Son of that God who was judicial and avenging, and (so to
14     IV, 8 |        object of fear, but only a judicial being, in whom reside the
15     IV, 15|    Creator's equal, both good and judicial; nor will there be left
16     IV, 17|           he will then exercise a judicial function which Marcion denies.
17     IV, 21|          case which is decided by judicial process; and whoever orders
18     IV, 24|         his wages, is in itself a judicial act. There is no award which
19     IV, 24|        and in both, one that is a judicial being? So, again, He commands
20     IV, 28|      retention of sin savour of a judicial God, the Holy Ghost, who
21     IV, 29|      ATTRIBUTES OF CHRIST, IN HIS JUDICIAL CAPACITY, SHOW HIM TO HAVE
22     IV, 29|           he now also affirms his judicial attribute, although the
23     IV, 29|           process did not imply a judicial act! What folly! What will
24     IV, 30|           HAS SHUT THE DOOR. THIS JUDICIAL EXCLUSION WILL BE ADMINISTERED
25     IV, 35|                         XXXV. THE JUDICIAL SEVERITY OF CHRIST AND THE
26     IV, 41|       PRONOUNCED ON THE TRAITOR A JUDICIAL ACT, WHICH DISPROVES CHRIST
27      V, 5 |          wisdom by an angry and a judicial retribution. Since, then,
28      V, 7 |     spirit there is, on His part, judicial process; and when he bade "
29      V, 8 |     contended that all mention of judicial attributes points conclusively
30      V, 9 |         WILL RISE AGAIN. CHRIST'S JUDICIAL CHARACTER. JEWISH PERVERSIONS
31      V, 12|        ANTI-MARCIONITE. PARADISE. JUDICIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CHRIST