"The Judge is before the door: he that cometh will come, and will not tarry: his reward is with him"

In this quote, George Whitefield is referencing the biblical principle of the "Judge" who is typically connected with God or Jesus. He is saying that this Judge is "before the door," implying that he is near and prepared to come. Whitefield then stresses that this Judge will not postpone in his arrival, indicating that his coming looms. The phrase "his benefit is with him" recommends that this Judge will bring with him a reward for those who have been loyal and simply. Overall, Whitefield is advising his audience to be gotten ready for the coming of this Judge and to be prepared to get their benefit.