Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 2,2 |      the Prodigal Son, the Last Judgment, Jesus's call to mutual
 2 2,3 |  Christians under pain of God's judgment.[56]~ The position of Chrysostom,
 3 4,2 |        prerogatives of life and judgment, including the sending forth
 4 4,3 |   people. The result was divine judgment and national catastrophe
 5 6,6 |          He would not pronounce judgment on any person, far or near.
 6 6,6 |       on his sinfulness and the judgment of hell, but let him despair
 7 6,6 |  carelessly, and begins to pass~judgment on them. And so he loses
 8 7,1 |       was brought to Christ for judgment (Jn 8:2-11) is a dramatic
 9 7,3 |      seriously, any theological judgment is rendered impotent. Theology
10 8,3 |       refrains from pronouncing judgment on the Jews as being accursed
11 8,4 |     food according to their own judgment in good faith (Rom. 14).
12 11,3|        peace, righteousness and judgment. His true servants, whether
13 11,4| justification by faith but also judgment by good works. ~  [57].
14 11,4|       fashion. Rather, it is my judgment that, though disobedient