This is RCT number 31, the two judgments. RCT stands for the Roman Catechism of Trent.

We are in pages 83 to 87 today. This is the creed, Article 7, Section A. God give you his peace and

nomi pachisifidi at Spiti to Sinti Amen. O Heavenly King, Comforter, Spirit of Truth,

who are everywhere present and fillest all things,

treasury of good things and giver of life, come and dwell in us, and cleanse us of all impurity and save our souls,

O good one. And no many Pachi, Sifiri, it speedy to Santee, amen. The creed states, from thence he shall come to judge

living and the dead. The meaning of this article,

according to the Roman Catechism of Trent, again the only infallible catechism in the church,

it reads thus, for the glory in adornment of his church, Jesus Christ is invested with three

eminent offices and functions, those of Redeemer, mediator, and Judge. Since in the preceding articles,

it was shown that the human race was redeemed by his passion and death, and since by his

ascension into heaven it is manifest that he has undertaken the perpetual advocacy and patronage

of our cause, it remains that in this article we set forth his character as judge.

The scope and intent of this article is to declare that on the last day Christ the Lord

will judge the whole human race. From thence he shall come. The sacred scriptures inform us

that there are two comings of the Son of God, the one when he assumed human flesh for our salvation in the womb of a virgin, the other when he shall come at the end of the world to judge all mankind.

This latter coming is called in scripture, the day of the Lord.

The day of the Lord says the apostle shall come as a thief in the night.

See Thessalonians 5-2.

And our Lord himself says, on that day and hour, no one knoweth.

See Matthew 24 and Mark 13.

The next section, to judge the living and the dead.

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