Chapter

 1 2 |      falleth; who art thou, to judge another's servant?' 'Remit,
 2 2 |     which He threatens such as judge: "For with what judgment
 3 2 |      For with what judgment ye judge, judgment shall be given
 4 2 |       purpose is it) for me to judge those who are without?" "
 5 10|    mean is this--that God, the Judge of righteousness, prefers
 6 10|      follows that we too (must judge) such as "sin no more" (
 7 14|      name." "For neither did I judge to know anything among you
 8 14|     Know ye not that we are to judge angels?" Again, of how open
 9 14|      will it be becoming for a judge to grant indulgence? to
10 14|         I am speaking of) that judge who is not wont "to rebuild
11 19| Moreover "What have I to do to judge them who are without?" had