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 1 38| which is the part of a cruel judge, or that great offences
 2 38|      the part of a worthless judge. In either case there is
 3 42|      of this dispensation to judge the world, and, having raised
 4 45|      the office of the Roman judge, he sent Him to Herod the
 5 48|   Him, when He shall come to judge the world, it is evident
 6 56|   himself. But it is easy to judge in a case of injury. What
 7 57| nothing to us what fools may judge, what trifling men may think.
 8 57|   God, that we may hereafter judge those who have passed judgment
 9 60|    own person that which you judge respecting another, and
10 61|  restrained. Neither of them judge rightly, because they cannot
11 73|    be able, with God for his judge, to gain for the merits