Sentence examples for coming for judgment from inspiring English sources

Of the various sources of rabbinic authority in the Torah, the most oft cited is Deuteronomy 17: 8–11, which tells of coming for judgment to the "priests, the Levites and the judge that shall be in those days," and to not deviate from their judgment.

But a judge has now told him that he had a fair trial, and that "the time has come for the judgment to be enforced".

"The day of judgment is coming for the Yankees," said Gene Orza, associate general counsel for the players association, in regards to Trammell.

He explained that for many years his policy was clear: The church was open to anyone, regardless of sexual orientation, to come for fellowship and worship, no judgment passed.

Only the major cases will come to you for judgment.

Grace and mercy come before judgment.

This means, they come to suspend judgment on whether, for example, there are causes, time, place, and bodies (cf. Bobzien 2015 and Warren 2015).

Confidence comes from improved judgment, and my days start brightly for the lack of confusion, vomit or pain.

Time judgments always come down to judgments of simultaneity.

"So then you come down to judgment about what is most likely to have a good effect for the country.

Then, literally, came judgment day.