"Judge the quick and the dead" refers to the biblical concept of God judging both the living ("the quick") and the deceased ("the dead"). It emphasizes the idea of divine judgment that encompasses all individuals, regardless of their current state. The phrase is often associated with themes of morality, accountability, and the inevitability of facing consequences for one's actions in life and after death.
The phrase comes from the King James Bible 1 Peter 4:5 "..to judge the quick and the dead". The Bible meant the living and the dead, not the speedy and the dead.
Yes because he said he shall come again to judge both quick and the dead.
No these are all imaginations. Jesus will only come once again to judge the quick and the dead.
He finds you attractive.
The Quick and the Dead was released on 02/10/1995.
The Production Budget for The Quick and the Dead was $32,000,000.
The earliest meaning of the word "quick" in English is alive. So, biblically, the King James Version, it means those that are still alive. The phrase therefore means the alive and the dead.
The Quick and the Dead grossed $18,552,460 worldwide.
The Quick and the Dead grossed $18,552,460 in the domestic market.
No.
Ai means love, and Enma is another word for Yama ( Buddhist judge of the Dead ).
archaic word for "alive"