Quotes About Judgment

When the sins of a people reach up to heaven, the wrath of God will reach down to the earth.

If the leprosy of sin have seized the head, if the judgment be corrupted, and wicked principles which countenance and support wicked practices, be embraced, it is an utter uncleanness, from which few are ever cleansed.

Note, It is common for those that are indulgent to their own sin to be severe against the sins of others.

We must first see the righteousness of God condemning, and then the righteousness of God justifying will appear worthy of all acceptation.

Sin is the death of the soul.

The tremendous judgments of God, executed on those that are daringly profane and atheistical, are intended as warnings to those who profess religion to take heed of every thing that has the least appearance of, or tendency towards, profaneness or atheism. Even

Wicked Israelites are as abominable to God as wicked Canaanites, and more so, and will be as soon spued out, or sooner. Such

Those that are not awakened by the judgments of God upon others, but persist in their defiance of heaven, are ripening apace for the like judgments upon themselves

Let it be our great concern to see on what terms we stand with our Bibles, whether they justify us or condemn us now; for the Judge of all will proceed by that rule.

Good instructions from parents and ministers will but aggravate our condemnation if we do not live up to them.

The greatest sign of God's displeasure against any person or people is his taking his law from them.

Those sins which are concealed from our governors are naked and open before God.

As time will not wear out the guilt of sin, so it will not blot out the records of conscience;

Those are marked for ruin who persist in sin, and are not ashamed of the abominations they have committed, Jer. 8:12.

Guilty consciences are apt to take good providences in a bad sense

Those who are saved have only God to thank, and those who perish have only themselves to blame.

We may suppose that some of those that perished in the deluge had themselves assisted Noah, or were employed by him, in the building of the ark, and yet were not so wise as by repentance to secure themselves a place in it. Thus wicked ministers, though they may have been instrumental to help others to heaven, will themselves be thrust down to hell.

We are all undone, both ministers and people, if we must bear our own iniquity;

Clear heads and stout hearts make good judges.

The calamities of the righteous are preparing them for their future blessedness, and the wicked, while their days are prolonged, are but ripening for ruin. There is a judgment to come, which will rectify this seeming irregularity, to the glory of God and the full satisfaction of all his people, and we must wait with patience till then.

He that speaks evil of his brother is said to speak evil of the law, and consequently of the Law-maker

Thomas More was widely regarded as a man of impeccable character and meticulous honesty. People trusted his judgment, and his refusal to sign sent a message to the people of England. He didn't speak out against the acts; he simply refused to sign or say anything at all. But one honest man's silence is louder than all the words of ten thousand dishonest men.

You have to focus on encouraging people and giving people permission to pursue their dreams. You have to avoid judgement, and provide tools and accountability, but you can't take responsibility for them achieving their dreams.

All men and women flee from the witnesses of their wrongdoings.