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 1 I          |      the inexperienced passing judgement on the experienced,—than
 2 II         |        How strangely does this judgement overreach itself! If it
 3 III        |       more equitable to form a judgement upon the hidden from the
 4 III        |      the name, first to form a judgement either of the sect from
 5 XIII       |   before 31, depended upon the judgement of the senate. He was no
 6 XVIII      |        signs of His majesty in judgement by water and fire; Who laid
 7 XXIII      |  wickedness to the same day of judgement along with all their worshippers
 8 XXVII      |      to all that perversion of judgement and unjust hatred which
 9 XXXII      |     emperors we look up to the judgement of God, Who sets them over
10 XXXIX      |       excommunication. For our judgement is delivered with great
11 XXXIX      | gravest anticipation of future judgement, if any one has so sinned
12 XLI        |       has appointed an eternal judgement once for all after the end
13 XLI        |      essential feature of that judgement 111. In the meantime He
14 XLVII      |   preach that God will come to judgement. For in like manner both
15 XLVIII     |      be found in the appointed judgement, it is certainly necessary
16 XLVIII     |       may receive from God the judgement whether of good or of evil
17 XLVIII     |       due to suffer from God's judgement not without the flesh, within
18 XLVIII(126)|        the resurrection is the judgement. ~
19 XLVIII     |     that which ministers God's judgement, whether it strikes as lightnings
20 XLVIII     |  eternal fire, an example of a judgement continually feeding its
21 XLIX       |         because harmless. ~But judgement ought to be pronounced against