Sentences with phrase «future judgment»

No one was surprised when, in speaking of the moral tests of future judgment, he took for granted the familiar thought patterns of his race and time.

As for the Right to Interpretation and Translation Directive, the Court has stressed its broad scope, as well as the broadness of Article 2 and we can only hope that its finding as to the translation of documents was just a sign of cold - water fear that will be overcome in future judgments interpreting the Roadmap Directives.

In sum, the judgments in cases C - 456 / 12 and C - 457 / 12 are a significant step towards clarifying the inter-state requirement, but further guidance will inevitably be needed from future judgments.

«Without clarity as to how courts should approach future judgments of the CJEU, there is a risk that different case law will emerge on the same legislation as European and UK courts may interpret them in different ways.

this present realization is placed quite naturally by the side of the expectation of future judgment (Phil.

If you confuse purification gospel truths with the presentation truth, then you might think it is necessary for a person to repent of their sin or believe in the future judgments in order to receive eternal life.

I'm ready to be saved, not just from some future judgment, but from the sin that ensnares me today.

The idea of sin is not radically conceived, if along with it there is room for the thought: a man can not know how great the sins are in proportion to the good works; if the thought prevails that in the future judgment good and evil works are to be weighed against each other.

In 16:24 - 27, the future judgment that involves «repaying everyone for what has been done» is related to the moral demands placed on Christ's followers.

When late Jewish eschatology asked about the future judgment and the world to come, its question was a legitimate one.

As with the following statements, our Lord prophesied a future judgment:

We must also be aware that our words may colour the public's interpretation of our past or future judgments.