The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
By
Charles w agner
JUDGE NOT

fcriors esenness IL temper integrity OF character
which they themselves not display and who daily commit
us for the least Of which they would at severely
prinhnd and punish their subordinates7 avo
seen the grotesano and at tho time fashion
which the idle those WHO nothing Judge workers? For
proclaim 1t loudy-t Is tho rutfthere IS division Of
roles In this world side there those who form tho
gallery; they seated they con blows they look
at others fighting running. working they pass judg
nent them As general rule those who nothing
slider that others never do enough For the ids goes
too slowly; they want to be they need
something they do not count tho effort they ae meas
only the caprires Of their desire demand
that thief cghbor should raise to tho height their ca.
price (Which colossal superhun,an) his poor means
execution 8 sa l54 9s s88 AK 8E$ GfS
30 not people who expect others to mako the
trees grow quicker for them to supply them instantly
the spot with forest Of big mansion
they had built great speed by hurylng tlo
worked aboers Less people do less they doubt that
Z thing cnn be done fs# 5 858
y can understand why that man. who had the mentality
OF the good judge why Christ who mankind ana Who
therefore, knows Judge 1t is as though
o said: DO not NEEDLE with that orce great
s enough"
people my brethren who Judge the feel
lngs oothes. II have pcrsbns what mourn.
ing Is who their their life has been like
smoothly flowing rSer have those carefully
notice the expression struck down by n great
sorrow take note Of the shades mourning by this
that their different OF behaving Under
various manners OF writing in tho furnace OF pain u
voting is horrible to thus tho Office Judge
what Is taking place In the souls OF others
shed nWardly, u It's through modcsy that they
exhibit grief to world which unworthy
witness these judges liable opinion
they surprisingly calm forpeopc by sorrow
We also have Judges seated tribunal and calling
prisoners heresy IS tho fifth OF
others that Is tudgedther when they
Judgment tho place that
occupies their mind
The Is taken Of results their thoughts
applied the creation, whether
suits equal to their object rho value Is taken Of the
length their hopes.
the reality the sincerity and the degree OF authenticity OF
becf their religious is Judged hanuis
laid Chat hand of tina Is heavy thick cold
njus) upon place that called
Judgment upon what cannot be
given the invisible that which has sensible
weight the taken 81
which under rule Of Then seii
tence Is passed execution
and the to their rest,
sleep nfterthey have deyoured their
pray their troubled They have judged
in the name Judged heretics
believers wrong believers s confonabe to the
most lust laws the city OF God md from
the society whose faith Is tainted with error?
% &c silence faitS dams leS pretoire desert
1T ricn ne reste plus Christ pensif ct
Levant ciel dams lie fond de la sale
& fThcre is silence deserted hall
And nothing remains Christ. thoughtful and pale
Raising His arms the end of the hall)
poet. Hugo once SAID When
describing human judgmen 5 . .s3
what It the Is atr1ingiy lruc.
sentence passed elsTybody ahd
prison s@ Aa
eft ren plus quinn Christ tpens Ct pa
eyant les bras dams 10 fond de 10 sale
heaven In mortal ell the nusces conm't.ea
In x,
to The figure OF cr1lclied SlstS
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