Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X    |             feint, and deceives. The judge? But he sells his sentence.
 2      1, X    |         crimes commits them, and the judge becomes the culprit, in
 3      1, X    |             for either inquisitor or judge; when the sentence can be
 4      8, II   |              the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day;
 5      8, III  |              is sufficient, who will judge us. Therefore, beloved brethren,
 6      9, II   |     committed it; since our Lord and Judge has said, "Whosoever shall
 7     25, III  |             divine condescension the judge of one's own judge? Than
 8     25, III  | condescension the judge of one's own judge? Than to have brought off
 9     27, III  |              cannot make myself sole judge, since many of the clergy
10     30, I    |      satisfied with God for its only judge, and neither to seek the
11     30, I    |       conscience to God alone as the judge, yet desire that their doings
12     39, VII  |          unto the priest or unto the judge that shall be in those days,
13     51, XVIII|           when the Lord is to be the judge; save that if He shall find
14     51, XVIII|         looks into man's heart, will judge of those things which we
15     51, XIX  |       preserve him cured for God the judge?~
16     51, XXVI |      appoints himself a searcher and judge of the heart and reins,
17     51, XXVI |          reins, let him in all cases judge equally. And as he knows
18     51, XXIX |           Lord, who will of a surety judge, when He comes to His Church,
19     53, III  |          allowed to us to see and to judge, look upon the face of each
20     53, III  |             He will quickly come and judge of the secrets and hidden
21     54, I    |      severity of Christ our Lord and Judge; that the author of schism
22     54, IV   |            unto the priest or to the judge, whosoever he shall be in
23     54, V    |             Church, and for the time judge in the stead of Christ;
24     54, V    |     co-bishops, would make himself a judge, not now of the bishop,
25     54, XVIII|            may say that they wish to judge concerning a prelate in
26     54, XVIII|              guilty concerning their judge? sacrilegious men concerning
27     58, II   |            agreed; but we all rather judge that the mercy and grace
28     59, II   |           deserve well of Christ our Judge and Lord and God. For as
29     61, III  |              Christ and our Lord and Judge think, when He sees His
30     61, IV   |           hearken unto the priest or judge, whosoever be shall be in
31     64, I    |       hearken unto the priest or the judge, whoever he shall be in
32     64, II   |        Christ Himself, our King, and Judge, and God, even to the very
33     66, II   |              to jest with us, and to judge of the majesty and dignity
34     66, IV   |             as if he himself were to judge of the college of priests,
35     68, I    |         character; and after God the Judge who makes priests, that
36     68, II   |          Himself, who will by and by judge all things, was unwilling
37     68, III  |              bishop of a bishop, and judge of a judge, given for the
38     68, III  |             a bishop, and judge of a judge, given for the time by God?
39     68, III  |              the priests or unto the judge who shall be in those days,
40     68, IV   |            you constitute yourself a judge of God and of Christ, who
41     68, X    |         foolish for me to pretend to judge you, since you rather appoint
42     68, X    |            rather appoint yourself a judge over us. These things, of
43     70, III  |              three, and let the rest judge. But if anything be revealed
44     72, III  |            or sudden thing for us to judge that those are to be baptized
45     75, XVII |        himself: let us not therefore judge one another." I bid you,
46     80, II   |              the stubble. They shall judge the nations, and have dominion
47     80, II   |           you reflect that you shall judge and reign with Christ the