~7 Min.Chapter 5

... others who were perhaps more favoured in their outward circumstances: "the judge stood before the door.". What oaths display. Oaths displayed still more ...

~10 Min.Chapter 5

... virtue of his nature, which discerns and knows that which is of God, and thereby judges all that is opposed to it. The two are not merely good and bad, but ...

~14 Min.Chapter 5

... things with God; and that according to His love in Christ), and which consequently judges all that deviates from it as to purity or love. The assembly as ...

~20 Min.Chapter 5

... will banish it from the earth. The Christian is of the day that will judge and destroy the wicked and wickedness itself from off the face of the earth. ...

~1 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

The false prophets and the people punished together. Ezek. 13 judges the prophets who deceived the people in Jerusalem by their pretended ...

~1 Min.Chapters 5 and 6

... escape should loathe themselves for the abominations they had committed. Thus Jerusalem was judged as well as the mountains of Israel, which were but too ...

~8 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... to light what was acting in his nature. He makes up his mind as one judged and detected. He has no part in the assembly of God, though making part of it in ...

~4 Min.Chapters 13 and 14

... and, although the house of David had had its sceptre broken, Philistia shall be judged and subdued, and Jehovah will found Zion, and the poor of His people ...