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 1 Pref|          decide both spiritual and temporal~matters and is qualified
 2    1|            all necessaries of both temporal and eternal~things. He also
 3    1|           with God, if we wish all temporal and eternal~good, since
 4    1|         food, and his bed only for temporal~necessity, each one in his
 5    1|     attaches to this~commandment a temporal promise and says: That thou
 6    1|         and salvation enough, both~temporal and eternal. ~Thus we have
 7    1|  everything which they bestow upon temporal and spiritual~fathers, and
 8    1|         both the spiritual and the temporal government,~that is, the
 9    1|       After your person and spouse temporal property comes next. That
10    1|          our own body, spouse, and temporal possessions, we have~yet
11    1|           harm in spiritual and in temporal~matters than the tongue,
12    2|        else there is of bodily and temporal goods, good government,
13    2|        from God over and above the temporal goods~aforementioned; namely,
14    3|          for a crust of bread or a~temporal, perishable good, but for
15    3|            and to be straitened in temporal things when He promises~
16    3| necessaries of our~body and of the temporal life. It is a brief and
17    3|          greatest need to pray for temporal authority and government,
18    3|   faithfully provides also for our temporal support. and~although He