'Judging' in the Bible

Deborah, a woman, prophet, and wife of Lappidoth, was herself judging Israel during that time.

"Pay careful attention to your duties, because you are judging not only for the sake of human beings but also for the LORD and he is present with you as you make your rulings.

King Uzziah remained a leper until the day he died. Because he was a leper, he lived in a separate residence and remained disqualified to enter the LORD's Temple. His son Jotham served in the royal palace, judging the people of the land.

For you have brought about justice for me and my cause; you sit on the throne judging righteously.

A wind too strong for that is coming at my bidding. Now I'm judging them as I speak."

"Stop judging, so that you won't be judged,

"Stop judging, and you'll never be judged. Stop condemning, and you'll never be condemned. Forgive, and you'll be forgiven.

Stop judging by appearances, but judge with righteous judgment!"

You're judging by human standards, but I'm not judging anyone.

Therefore, stop judging prematurely, before the Lord comes, for he will bring to light what is now hidden in darkness and reveal the motives of our hearts. Then each person will receive his praise from God.

Do not criticize each other, brothers. Whoever makes it his habit to criticize his brother or to judge his brother is judging the Law and condemning the Law. But if you condemn the Law, you are not a practicer of the Law but its judge.