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also, "sworn to the bench"; the act or ceremony of being received into the position of a judge; "the bench" - the Judge's seat in court; a single judge may be called "the bench" or a group of judges may be called "the bench".
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1. GOD.KEEPS.HIS.WORD.1_ PHOENIX.AZ WEDNESDAY_ 57-0306 E-5
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He said, "One time when I was practicing law,"
said, "I went down and I heard a few cases
tried." And said, "When I heard the cases, I
watched the emotions the attorneys went
through." And said, "When I tried my first case,
after I was sworn to the bench," he said, "I
took off my coat. And it was a lady I was
defending."
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2. RISING.OF.THE.SUN_ JEFF.IN V-3 N-12 SUNDAY_ 65-0418M 3-1
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When we started to open the Seven Seals--or the
church ages, rather, just prior to the opening
of the Seven Seals, Christ was standing with
hair like wool, white; and I described that to
you that the old English judges and judges of
long ago, when they went to the bench to be
sworn in, their supreme authority was given
them; they wore a white wig.
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