Book, Chapter

1        2, XIX    |  regarding future events is judged of by results. It is false,
2        5, XXXVIII|    Arabians, and were to be judged guilty of impiety because
3        5, LXIII  | those who will (one day) be judged. And if those who hold different
4        7, VI     |   admired among the Greeks, judged no wise man, nay, no man
5        7, XXXV   |     view of being hereafter judged by Him? And how could a
6        8, XLII   |     and laid waste; for God judged the inhabitants of that
7        8, LIV    |    the prince of this world judged." We are, then, indulging