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 1    I, 5 |           greater weight, and their judgment more to be relied on, because
 2    I, 8 |             established, and by His judgment completed those works so
 3    I, 15|          mind, but of constancy and judgment; and this very sentence
 4   II, 8 |            himself, and use his own judgment and individual capacity
 5   II, 8 |             wisdom, who without any judgment approve of the discoveries
 6   II, 9 |     complete both in knowledge, and judgment, and power; concerning whom
 7   II, 12|           have been made with great judgment; and in the next place,
 8   II, 12|             of animals, partakes of judgment and reflection, when all
 9   II, 13|           until He execute the last judgment on earth; and having removed
10   II, 18|           at the last times to pass judgment on the living and the dead,
11   II, 18|          the dead, concerning which judgment I shall speak in the last
12   II, 18|         other God but one, to whose judgment and power every soul is
13  III, 4 |           convicted of folly by the judgment of many sects, it follows
14  III, 6 |           And thus he disproved the judgment of the philosophers, who
15  III, 8 |     respecting virtue by a depraved judgment, and therefore he thought
16  III, 11|         depend upon the opinion and judgment of others. For virtue is
17  III, 14|         Marcus Tullius, and in your judgment worthy to be sewed up in
18  III, 14|        lives foolishly. By your own judgment, therefore, philosophy is
19  III, 17|           so often condemned by the judgment of Heaven.~Therefore, when
20   IV, 1 |            can be truly wise in the judgment of the foolish. So far were
21   IV, 11|           people have not known the judgment of the Lord. How do you
22   IV, 14|           Father, He should receive judgment and an everlasting dominion.
23   IV, 15|              our Lord shall execute judgment; He Himself shall come and
24   IV, 17|             did this not by His own judgment, but according to the will
25   IV, 18|              In His humiliation His judgment was taken away. Who shall
26   IV, 19|             the grave. Where is thy judgment, O death? or where is thy
27    V, 12|          our own conscience and the judgment of God? Or shall any prosperity
28    V, 13|         aged doubtless have a fixed judgment. If one city is unwise,
29    V, 16|       higher rank of dignity in the judgment of God For assuredly, since
30    V, 20|            but have recourse to the judgment of their ancestors, saying
31    V, 24|           will be punished with the judgment of God, who, having received
32    V, 24|      patiently that day of heavenly judgment, in which He Himself will
33   VI, 6 |             weigh these with a true judgment who does not possess the
34   VI, 18|              but reserve it for the judgment of God. He must at all times
35   VI, 18|            that He should pronounce judgment respecting his cause, whose
36  VII, 1 |         that we should treat of the judgment of God, which will then
37  VII, 5 |           useless--that he may have judgment and consideration as to
38  VII, 9 |      hastens on to relate the great judgment of God, which will be celebrated
39  VII, 14|          show that the time of this judgment draws near, that the due
40  VII, 15|              and that indeed by the judgment of God, because it held
41  VII, 18|            kings andchief men: then judgment shall thus come from the
42  VII, 19|             THE ADVENT OF CHRIST TO JUDGMENT, AND OF THE OVERCOMING OF
43  VII, 20|                          XX. OF THE JUDGMENT OF CHRIST, OF CHRISTIANS,
44  VII, 20|             King and God shall pass judgment, to whom the supreme Father
45  VII, 20|       reigning. And respecting this judgment and reign, it is thus found
46  VII, 20|             accomplishment, and the judgment of the immortal God shall
47  VII, 20|          come to mortals, the great judgment shallcome upon men, and
48  VII, 20| andafterwards I will call them into judgment, judging the life of piousand
49  VII, 20|           wicked shall not arise to judgment. Therefore they who have
50  VII, 24|              and executed His great judgment, and shall have recalled
51  VII, 24|         from all the earth, and the judgment being completed, the sacred
52  VII, 26|            the nations and the last judgment shall be ended. Then the