Document, Part
1 3,1| the rectitude of a correct judgment be warped by the mind being
2 6,1| approved councils, and the judgment and consent of the Church
3 7,1| as well the severity and judgment, as the mercy and goodness (
4 7,1| examined and judged, not by the judgment of man, but of God, who
5 14,1| unworthily, eateth and drinketh judgment to himself. Wherefore, he
6 14,3| tempered with gentleness, judgment with mercy, severity with
7 15,1| that the Church exercises judgment on no one who has not entered
8 15,1| not have exercised this judgment without knowledge of the
9 15,1| the nature and order of a judgment require this, that sentence
10 15,1| reserve, for their special judgment, certain more grievous cases
11 15,5| to bring up any one for judgment before his own judges conservatory.
12 22,1| godliness, and following the judgment and usage of the Church
13 22,2| according to the bishop's judgment, out of the fruits in any
14 23,4| subject to the examination and judgment of the Bishops. ~Whereas
15 24,2| flock, they feed and rule in judgment and in truth. And for fear
16 24,2| church, in the bishop's judgment, shall require otherwise. ~
17 24,2| be ordained, who, in the judgment of his own bishop, is not
18 24,2| thereof, according to the judgment of the Ordinary. And if
19 24,2| Lord Jesus Christ as the judgment of their confessor shall
20 24,2| Ordinary. And if, in the judgment of the bishop, those chosen
21 25,3| leaves to his prudence and judgment. Those who shall attempt
22 25,4| shall not be left to the judgment of deans, archdeacons, and
23 26,3| enjoins on all bishops, by the judgment of God to which It appeals,
24 26,4| shall be left to his own judgment and conscience, when, considering
25 26,4| proceedings, and in giving judgment, they abstain from ecclesiastical
26 26,4| apprehended, and where, that judgment may not be eluded, it is
27 26,9| Pontiff, that it may be by his judgment and authority terminated
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