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Meanings of judiciary power in English
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Usage of judiciary power in English
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For judiciary power flows from the royal dignity: according to Prov.
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Therefore judiciary power ought not to be attributed specially to Christ.
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Therefore judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man but as God.
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Consequently, judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man but as God.
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They also possessed no small part of the judiciary power.
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Consequently, judiciary power ought rather to be attributed to the Father than to Christ.
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Therefore Christ did not obtain judiciary power by His merits.
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Consequently, it is manifest that all human affairs are included in Christ's judiciary power.
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Therefore Christ's judiciary power does not extend to the angels.
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Consequently, not all God's judgments regarding human affairs are included in Christ's judiciary power.
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Therefore judiciary power ought to be attributed to the Holy Ghost rather than to Christ.
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Objection 1: It would seem that judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man.
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Consequently, it belongs to Him, even according to His human nature, to exercise judiciary power.
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Objection 1: It would seem that judiciary power is not to be specially attributed to Christ.
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Objection 1: It would seem that Christ did not acquire His judiciary power by His merits.
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Therefore it seems that judiciary power does not belong to Christ as man, but as God.
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