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 1      5, III  | condemned by their testimony and judgment, they be excluded from their
 2      7, II   |    deserving, even as the divine judgment has forewarned us, saying, "
 3      9, I    |        neither the Lord's future judgment nor the bishop now placed
 4     10, III  |        and hereafter to exercise judgment with Him, you must inspect
 5     10, III  |         as to prevent the divine judgment from instructing very many
 6     11, I    |          presence, and with your judgment.~
 7     14, III  |         it well to stand by your judgment, lest our proceedings, which
 8     17, I    |        waits for the counsel and judgment of all of us, I do not dare
 9     18, I    |       have referred them to your judgment, that I might not appear
10     22, IV   |          to the Gospel law, your judgment also strongly and unanimously
11     25, Arg  |          CASE OF THE LAPSED, THE JUDGMENT OF CYPRIAN IS ACQUIESCED
12     25, VI   |      subjection, waiting for the judgment of others upon itself, and
13     25, VI   |  sentence of others upon its own judgment,--this it is which proves
14     29, Arg  |        ROMAN CHURCH DECLARES ITS JUDGMENT CONCERNING THE LAPSED TO
15     29, I    | wherefore do they not accept the judgment of those from whom they
16     30, VIII |       examine the balance of His judgment; while we, however, take
17     39, I    |          your suffrage and God's judgment, they renew their old attack
18     39, V    |       and now according to God's judgment, have deserved to undergo
19     39, VII  |        be done according to your judgment and to the general advice
20     40, II   |    approved by the testimony and judgment of his colleagues and the
21     48, III  |          Church, anticipated the judgment of the priests by a voluntary
22     49, I    |       and reserved them to God's judgment, have made peace with Cornelius
23     50, III  |         or can separate by human judgment all the tares from the wheat.
24     51, III  |      from its former severity of judgment, so as to think that those
25     51, VIII |         detractors, but from the judgment of the Lord God, who made
26     51, VIII | Cornelius was made bishop by the judgment of God and of His Christ,
27     51, XV   |   attributed to us in the day of judgment, that we have not cared
28     51, XX   |    sentence of God at the day of judgment; another to be at once crowned
29     51, XXIII|         punishment of the coming judgment. And therefore, dearest
30     53, IV   |     ascribed to us in the day of judgment, that, pastors though we
31     53, IV   |        and I will feed them with judgment."~
32     53, V    |        to the Lord in the day of judgment, either of his grievous
33     54, I    |         condemned not only by my judgment, but also by that of very
34     54, V    |          the vengeance of coming judgment? For neither have heresies
35     54, V    |         no one, after the divine judgment, after the suffrage of the
36     54, V    |     priest is made without God's judgment, when the Lord says in His
37     54, VIII |          blameless in the day of judgment, and that they alone should
38     54, IX   |     lately excommunicated by the judgment of our fellow-bishops, men
39     54, X    |          and grave crimes by the judgment of ninety bishops, and severely
40     54, X    |       proved against them by the judgment of nine bishops, our colleagues,
41     54, XIII |          considered, let not the judgment of the Lord be feared, let
42     54, XIV  |          by the gravity of their judgment, their conscience bound
43     54, XV   |         were more present to the judgment and hearing than are those
44     54, XVI  |         they wish to undergo our judgment, let them come. Finally,
45     54, XVI  |        investigate with the full judgment of religion. I almost sin
46     58, I    | necessity compelling it. But the judgment being long weighed among
47     59, III  |         the Lord when the day of judgment shall come! Finally, we
48     61, III  |      sword and the coming day of judgment, that every one of the brethren
49     63, I    |    against himself in the day of judgment, who, not being able to
50     63, II   |        punishments in the day of judgment, to those who obey the devil
51     63, V    |          himself when the day of judgment shall come. For how shall
52     66, II   |       the Catholic Church by the judgment of God, and by the suffrages
53     66, IV   |        and I will feed them with judgment." Since therefore the Lord
54     67, I    |    comfort or by the help of our judgment. Nevertheless to this your
55     67, IV   |    worthy and suitable by public judgment and testimony; as in the
56     67, IV   |     examined by the suffrage and judgment of all, may be just and
57     67, IX   |           although they knew the judgment of God, did not understand
58     68, I    |       for what am I?--but of the judgment of God and of Christ. This
59     68, II   |  preferred to be approved by the judgment and testimony of God the
60     68, II   |        by, but even glory in the judgment and testimony of God! But
61     68, II   |        with them when the day of judgment shall come.~
62     68, V    |       sight and absolved by your judgment, behold now for six years
63     68, V    |          to the rescue, and give judgment, and declare the decision
64     68, V    |         by the authority of your judgment. Condescend for once, and
65     68, VI   |       and feared, whom no divine judgment has appointed, but on whom
66     68, IX   |     human hatred, but the divine judgment; if you will begin even
67     68, X    |       and I yours. In the day of judgment, before the tribunal of
68     71, II   |        whose souls in the day of judgment shall be required at the
69     72, I    |          matter once more by our judgment, deciding that there is
70     72, XXIV |    determined and decreed by our judgment and sentence, that the baptism
71     72, XXVI |         the free exercise of his judgment. We, as far as in us lies,
72     73, VIII |       satisfactory in the day of judgment for a priest of God, who
73     74, III  |       But such shall undergo the judgment of God according to their
74     74, V    |       sentence before the day of judgment; and he who confirms the
75     74, XXIII|          And do you not fear the judgment of God when you are giving
76     74, XXIII|       your hands when the day of judgment shall come, for having denied
77     74, XXIV |       Consider with what want of judgment you dare to blame those
78     75, VI   |        the majesty of the divine judgment, so that returning thence
79     75, IX   |    understood what is the divine judgment against audacity of the
80     76, I    |          in defending the truth, judgment in severity of discipline.
81     76, VII  |         God, are secure from the judgment of God, walk in the mines