Chapter

 1    1|      person and spouse temporal property comes next. That also~God
 2    1|         possession of another's property wrongfully,~which briefly
 3    1|      faithfully to preserve his property for him,~to secure and promote
 4    1|       you ought to preserve the property of your master and~mistress,
 5    1|       having come into your own~property and being set up in your
 6    1| withholding his possessions and property), or even to~consent or
 7    1|        be punished~in his body, property, or honor. ~Now, this appears
 8    1|         but were their master's property with their~body and all
 9    1|         side,~and they keep the property with such title that no
10    1|        coveting your~neighbor's property, that is, aiming at possession
11    1|        touching his body, wife, property, honor,~or rights, as all
12    2|         has taken us as His own property under His shelter~and protection,