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 1     Int        |  control; to act in creation, judgment, and redemption; to give
 2       1, V     |  heart?17 I do not contend in judgment with thee,18 who art truth
 3       1, V     |    not, therefore, contend in judgment with thee, for “if thou,
 4       3, VII   |     who were judging by human judgment and gauging their judgment
 5       3, VII   |    judgment and gauging their judgment of the mores of the whole
 6       4, XIV   |      the basis of other men’s judgment, and not thine, O my God,
 7       5, III   |    enable them to form a fair judgment of the world, even though
 8       5, X(143)| necessity of epoch, suspended judgment, in all questions of truth,
 9       6, IX    |     and down alone before the judgment seat with his tablets and
10       6, XVI   |       death and of thy future judgment, which, amid all the waverings
11       6, XVI   |       maintaining that, in my judgment, Epicurus would have carried
12       6, III   |  doing evil and that thy just judgment is the cause of our having
13       6, VI    |    the deeps of thy righteous judgment. Therefore let no man say
14       6, IX    |     The meek will he guide in judgment; and the meek will he teach
15       6, XIII  |       all, and with a sounder judgment I reflected that the things
16       6, XVII  |     reasoning power, to whose judgment is referred the experience
17       8, IV    |   revelation of thy righteous judgment. Nor were the good things
18       8, XII   |      I will sing of mercy and judgment unto thee, O Lord.”306 And
19       8, XIII  | beseech thee; “enter not into judgment” with her.314 Let thy mercy
20       9, IV    |     are my own faults and thy judgment. Let them breathe expansively
21       9, XXXVII|      I am not praised when my judgment of myself is not praised,
22       9, XLII  |        by whom, by thy secret judgment, human pride deserves to
23      12, XVII  |     strong arm of a righteous judgment.582~
24      12, XVIII |    alone in the secret of thy judgment as thou wast before the