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 1 5 | purpose which each particular nature served; called (as each
 2 5 |       served; called (as each nature was) by that to which from
 3 5 |    the tacit consciousness of nature that the actual divinity
 4 5 |    wife. Thus woman is not by nature a name of wife, but wife
 5 7 |      adds the prejudgment of "nature," that redundancy of locks
 6 8 |    wit, because he has not by nature been gifted with excess
 7 8 |   name is common according to nature, the law of not veiling
 8 9 |      the arguments drawn from nature and the matter itself to
 9 11|       to the sense of her own nature, and to emerge from the
10 11|   before this indication, the nature is unripe. Therefore if
11 11|        Another secret mother, Nature, and another hidden father,
12 11|       obedience to the law of nature, they may render their own
13 11|    observed; as if the God of nature were some other than ours!~
14 13|  heathens withal. Identity of nature abroad as at home, identity
15 13|  consecrating to Him our very nature! It follows, therefore,
16 16|    CONSISTENT WITH SCRIPTURE, NATURE, AND DISCIPLINE, APPEALS
17 16| Scripture, in accordance with Nature, in accordance with Discipline.
18 16|     Scripture founds the law; Nature joins to attest it; Discipline
19 16|      s is Scripture; God's is Nature; God's is Discipline. Whatever
20 16|       Scripture is uncertain, Nature is manifest; and concerning
21 16|      manifest; and concerning Nature's testimony Scripture cannot
22 16|     If there is a doubt about Nature, Discipline points out what
23 16|      be to you Scripture, and Nature, and Discipline, which you