Judge [noun]

Judge [noun]

let us appoint judges to judge according to law, Mosiah 29:11, 25.
judges chosen by voice of people, Mosiah 29:25, 39.
lower judges shall judge higher judges according to voice of people, Mosiah 29:29.
commencement of reign of judges throughout land of Zarahemla, Mosiah 29:44.
foundation of destruction of Ammonihah being laid by lawyers and judges, Alma 10:27.
compensation of judges, Alma 11:1–3.
judges of Ammonihah torment Alma² and Amulek, Alma 14:18–27.
those who repent and desire righteousness are own judges, Alma 41:7.
judges secretly put prophets to death, 3 Ne. 6:23–24.
judges who condemned prophets to death are brought before governor, 3 Ne. 6:25–26.
judges, lawyers, and friends form secret combination, 3 Ne. 6:27–30.
Nephite disciples shall be judges of Nephites, 3 Ne. 27:27 (1 Ne. 11:32; Morm. 3:19).
great Jehovah, the Eternal Judge of both quick and dead, Moro. 10:34.

bishop appointed to be judge in Israel, D&C 58:17–18 (64:40; 107:72, 74).
the Lord made Church like judge to judge nations, D&C 64:37.
he who observes not his prayers should be had in remembrance before judge, D&C 68:33.
certificate from judge or bishop renders every man acceptable, D&C 72:17.
elders to be judges of houses where they shake off dust, D&C 75:21.
God and Christ judge of all, D&C 76:68.
parable of woman and unjust judge likened to children of Zion, D&C 101:81–89.
descendant of Aaron¹ has right to sit as judge in Israel, D&C 107:76.