a future state of rewards and punishments, see the Prelim. Dissert. § iv. p. 53, et seq.

every secret

whether it be good, or whether it be bad]—It is doubtful whether this clause refers to "every work," or to " thing," or to both; though the last is most probable.-See Critical Note (*.)

*The clause "with every secret thing" is rightly translated; for the particle by has the sense of with, una cum.—(See Noldius, Concord. Partic. in 9.) Schultens thus renders it: opus adducet Deus in judicium, by by by, quantumvis omne sit signatum, qua bonum, qua malum."—Origines Hebrææ, p. 390.

omne

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