judge

a leader of the peoples of Israel from Joshua's death to the accession of Saul

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What does it mean when you dream about a judge?

A judge may represent an authority figure—in real life or in the dreamer’s psyche—who constantly condemns or criticizes spontaneous actions that are considered to be unruly and frivolous. A dream in which one feels guilty about committing a wrong may indicate a subconscious need to condemn one’s actions—self-judgment. Alternatively, judges may represent justice or good/bad judgment. (See also Court).

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After hearing lengthy mitigation, Mr Justice Hamblen decided he will pass judgement on Monday.

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A new exhibition fuses these two opinions by showing art commissioned to pass judgement on the city.

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