Chapter

 1    1|         been and that there is no government, no obedience, no fidelity,
 2    1|           livelihood, peace, good government, etc., without which this
 3    1|         confers his authority and~government upon others who are appointed
 4    1| Scriptures, as those who in their government perform the functions of
 5    1|        said of obedience to civil government, which (as~we have said)
 6    1|       committed to them for their government. For although this~is not
 7    1|           have in this office and government knaves and~tyrants; nor
 8    1|          civil and ecclesiastical government~we must spare no diligence,
 9    1|         able to have their aid~in government and in whatever is necessary]. ~
10    1|           there is no discipline, government,~or peace, of which we all
11    1|        spiritual and the temporal government,~that is, the divine and
12    1|       neighbor.~Therefore God and government are not included in this
13    1|          punish evil-doers to the government instead of~parents, who
14    1|          one else, and not to the government. ~Now this commandment is
15    1|          that is, parents~and the government. For it is proper for God
16    1|           duty~of parents and the government to see to it that our youth
17    1|         there were a well-ordered government in the land, such~wantonness
18    1|           need of the princes and government, who~themselves would have
19    1|          an excellent and regular government; and where~there is still
20    1|       where~there is still such a government, instances of this sin will
21    1|       neighbor, however the civil government, preachers, father and mother~
22    1|         learn also from the daily government of the~household. For when
23    1|          because under the Jewish government~man-servants and maid-servants
24    2|          and temporal goods, good government, peace,~security. Thus we
25    2|       into heaven and~assumed the government at the Father's right hand,
26    3|          obey our parents and the~government; for by calling upon it
27    3|       live,~as for preachers, the government, neighbors, domestics, and
28    3|       therefrom. For as in a good government it is not only necessary~
29    3|  neighborly or civil relation and government. For where these two things~
30    3|        for temporal authority and government, as that by~which most of
31    3|          a permanent and~peaceful government. For where there are dissension,
32    3|    obstruct~and destroy spiritual government in leading souls astray
33    3|      hinders the~stability of all government and honorable, peaceable
34    4|      parental~estate and of civil government. If we propose to regard