Chapter

 1 I    |               I.~Ye Servants of God, about to draw near to God.
 2 I    |      God, about to draw near to God. that you may make solemn
 3 I    |        no offence is offered to God, in any human enjoyment,
 4 I    |      true obedience to the true God. There are some who imagine
 5 I    |  pleasures so great, to die for God! It is not as they say;
 6 II   |       we teach, were created by God, and given to man for his
 7 II   |     thought that what exists by God's own creative will is either
 8 II   |          pillars, are things of God, who has given these various
 9 II   |        scenes are enacted under God's own heaven. How skilful
10 II   |  herself is teacher of it--that God is the Maker of the universe,
11 II   |      will or the adversary of a God you do not know. We must
12 II   |          come from the works of God. Take, for instance, murder,
13 II   |        all equally creatures of God. Has the Creator, withal,
14 II   |        kill." Moreover, who but God, the Maker of the world,
15 II   |      What is there offensive to God which is not God's? But
16 II   |   offensive to God which is not God's? But in offending Him,
17 II   |  injustice? I think not; for if God, as the righteous ex-actor
18 II   |      man, the work and image of God, the possessor of the world,
19 II   |        might make man guilty in God's eyes, and set up his own
20 III  |       and in words imposed upon God's servants. Well, we never
21 III  |        them general truth. When God admonishes the Israelites
22 V    | consecrated them to Consus, the god, as they will have it, of
23 V    |    themselves, I may not say by God. This goes also to taint
24 VII  |        whatever is offensive to God. Though there be few images
25 VIII |      religion by the servant of God, if he has only some honest
26 VIII |     however, that we lapse from God, but by touching and tainting
27 IX   |      passed from the service of God into the employment of demons.
28 IX   |      every kind is condemned by God, that form of it surely
29 XI   |      real temple--I mean of the god whose festivals it celebrates.
30 XIII |        for we cannot partake of God's feast and the feast of
31 XIII |      that of our bodily organs, God has a right to claim from
32 XV   |         show with the things of God. God has enjoined us to
33 XV   |         with the things of God. God has enjoined us to deal
34 XV   |         world; for the world is God's, but the worldly is the
35 XVI  |        than a causeless hatred? God certainly forbids us to
36 XVI  |         us to love our enemies. God forbids us to curse, though
37 XVI  |      elsewhere in the saints of God, they will be seemly in
38 XVII |       the highest favour of its god is the vileness which the
39 XVII |      idle word, is condemned by God. Why, in the same way, is
40 XVII |         as being foolishness in God's eyes, our duty is plain
41 XVIII|       than the disfiguration of God's own image. You will never
42 XX   |       and where the servants of God are directly forbidden to
43 XX   |        The sun," said he, "nay, God Himself, looks down from
44 XX   |   without being defiled. As for God, would that all crimes were
45 XX   |    tiers and the curtains, too, God has eyes? Never and nowhere
46 XX   |      that free from blame which God ever condemns; never and
47 XX   |         all things the truth of God is immutable.~
48 XXI  |      for they are not taught of God, hold a thing evil and good
49 XXIII|  themselves to these arts! Will God have any pleasure in the
50 XXIII|        according to the mind of God, who forbids the making
51 XXIII|      his ears, at his creation! God, too, gave him eyes for
52 XXIV |       peculiar to the shows has God's approval, or without that
53 XXIV |         approval is becoming in God's servants? If we have succeeded
54 XXIV |     things (for all that is not God's, or is not pleasing in
55 XXV  |       where there is nothing of God, will one be thinking of
56 XXV  |        moved by compassion? May God avert from His people any
57 XXV  |      monstrous it is to go from God's church to the devil's—
58 XXV  |          to raise your hands to God, and then to weary them
59 XXV  |    forever" to any one else but God and Christ!~
60 XXVII|         account than that there God's name is blasphemed--that
61 XXVII|        service of Satan against God? Shall you not then shun
62 XXVII|    which he prepares, things of God most pleasant and most acceptable.
63 XXIX |         and exquisite pleasures God has bestowed upon you? For
64 XXIX |         delightful than to have God the Father and our Lord
65 XXIX |   divine revealings--to live to God? These are the pleasures,
66 XXIX |        churches, be startled at God's signal, be roused up at
67 XXX  |     taught their followers that God had no concern in ought