Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1  III, 25, 2|     remove the rebuking and judicial power from the Father, reckoning
2  III, 25, 2|    both deities. For if the judicial one is not also good, to
3  III, 25, 3|    to be good and the other judicial, does in fact, on both sides,
4  III, 25, 3|   deity. For he that is the judicial one, if he be not good,
5  III, 25, 3|   who is good, if he has no judicial power, suffers the same [
6  III, 25, 3| they do not assign to Him a judicial faculty? For if He is wise,
7  III, 25, 3|     tests [others]; but the judicial power belongs to him who
8  III, 25, 3|     and justice follows the judicial faculty, that it may reach
9    V, 27, 1|  that case] He exercises no judicial power. For "He came to divide