Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref   |         power, so as to give the judge an opportunity of delivering
 2        1, Pref   | contemned His accusers. That the judge would, without any hesitation,
 3        1, XXXVIII|         to act as if God were to judge every man for his deeds;
 4        1, XLIX   |          of God will come as the Judge of the righteous and the
 5        1, L      |           that He was to be "the Judge of the righteous and the
 6        2, XIII   |      death. And you never hear a judge inquiring whether a Sicarian
 7        2, LXVII  |      ill-treated him, and to the judge who condemned him, and to
 8        2, LXVII  |          to appear either to the judge who condemned Him, or to
 9        3, II     |         demons of other nations? Judge, then, whether it were not
10        3, XVI    |        be our doctrine of God as Judge, and of the condemnation
11        3, LVIII  |          good repute with such a judge. But if, in the presence
12        3, LXV    |          will be punished by the Judge of all with such punishment
13        3, LXV    |          not be inflicted by the Judge of all contrary to fight
14        3, LXIX   |        over all things is a just Judge of all the deeds done during
15        4, XXIV   |   inferiority, if truth is to be judge, are not determined by a
16        4, XXXVI  |    Celsus, who is better able to judge than Plato (if it be the
17        5, XI     |        His only-begotten Son, we judge it improper to pray to those
18        5, XXXIII |    through all places, and might judge in the midst of the heathen
19        5, LVII   |       opposed to sound reason to judge in this way whether individuals
20        7, III    |       with awe as divine truths. Judge by this whether that spirit
21        7, XI     |      those who were competent to judge might decide whether his
22        7, XVI    |     Being and His nature we must judge and reason in a way quite
23        7, XVI    |  different from that in which we judge of the man who was seen
24        7, XIX    |       from the city of Jehovah." Judge, then, from the words and
25        8, LXXVI  |     discourse and of my reply to judge which of the two breathes