judgment
50 subentries
- judgment. See also conciliating commissions; courts; extinction; justice; law; nonsurvivors; resurrection; survival (of mortal death)
- by man
- dangers and unfairness of sitting in personal j. (133:3.6) (146:2.6) (159:1.6)
- do not prejudge fellows (38:2.4) (133:1.2). See also prejudice
- judge not by a single unfortunate human episode (156:5.9)
- judge savages according to their enlightenment (101:9.2)
- let others give account of themselves to God (139:6.5)
- must be lodged in hands of social group (10:6.2) (70:10.13) (104:2.5) (133:1.2) (159:1.6)
- Spirit of Truth enables wise (180:6.2)
- concomitant of lengthening time unit in experience (118:1.3-8)
- day of judgment (140:3.20) (144:5.33) (147:3.3) (166:3.4)
- taught by Egyptians and Zoroaster (95:6.6)
- under Mithraism (98:5.4)
- divine judgment
- 3 questions asked of the rich (165:4.10-13)
- a thousand or a million witnesses may testify (19:4.5)
- absolves person from all future criticism (62:7.5)
- account of endowments and stewardships asked in next world (112:5.10) (133:4.7) (176:3.7-8)
- at death, mortals stand in immediate presence of (176:2.7)
- based on faithfulness, not material success (25:1.6)
- belongs to Ancients of Days (53:1.2)
- conciliating commissions settle minor difficulties (25:2.11)
- delay in execution justified if it might conduce to repentance (54:4-5secs)
- ever fulfills divine love of God (10:6.8)
- exclusive function of beings of high training and creature experience (33:7.1)
- Father is source of all true j. (162:5.2)
- final application of justice (10:6.4)
- human lives recorded in seraphim and Censors (112:6.4)
- if in doubt, Judges invariably rule in personal interests of individual (112:5.7)
- Judges will not deprive any being of personality who has not finally and fully made eternal choice (112:5.9)
- justice prevails when mercy exhausted (28:6.7) (33:7.8)
- Magisterial Sons adjudicate to close planetary dispensations (20:2.5-7) (20:3.1)
- Memories of Mercy testify before courts of Uversa (28:6.6)
- Mighty Messengers are defense attorneys; Those High in Authority are prosecutors; Those without Name and Number are jurors (22:2.8) (22:3.4) (22:4.3)
- must prove satisfactory to all related persons (54:3.2)
- never destroys what mercy can save (54:5.3)
- no adjudication for probationary nursery children who do not choose survival (47:2.7)
- of nonsurvivors (40:4.1)
- System Sovereigns enforce mandates of constellations and local universe (33:8.1)
- those rejecting Jesus and his teachings will be brought to j. (174:5.7)
- time is part of evidence before Ancients of Days (28:6.10)
- unbiased testimony given by reflective seconaphim (28:4.11)
- Universal Censors are organic part of dispensational adjudications (19:4.3)
- universe authorities would rather risk system rebellion than deprive one mortal of ascending career (112:5.8)
- vested in hands of those knowing antecedents, motives (133:1.2) (133:4.12)
- God merciful with primitive mortals (40:5.11)
- Jesus came not to judge but to offer salvation (140:3.17) (162:5.2) (162:7.4) (174:5.7)
- Universal Censors
- appropriate Adjuster and seraphic records for j. (112:4.2)
- are j. of Deity (19:4.1,4)
- judges and censors decree mortal survival (108:6.6)
Cross-references
- See also conciliating commissions
- See also prejudice
- See also courts
- See also extinction
- See also justice
- See also law
- See also nonsurvivors
- See also resurrection
- See also survival (of mortal death)
Cited alongside
Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.
- time 65
- justice 35
- maturity 6
- mercy 30
- Universal Censors 30
- wisdom 43
- experience 22
- Jesus 796