Book, Chapter

 1        1, LIII  |       also the limit of their rule, saying that "the ruler
 2        3, XXX   |      the Church are worthy to rule in the city of God, if there
 3        4, XCIII |    unclean, and, as a general rule, all that are not of that
 4        5, XIV   |     be done. For God does not rule the world in order to satisfy
 5        7, XIX   |     nations, and no one shall rule over thee," were simply
 6        7, XXIII |      the promise, "Thou shalt rule over many nations, and they
 7        7, XXIII |   nations, and they shall not rule over thee," especially after
 8        8, XI    |       those who are under the rule of God alone, so that the
 9        8, XV    |   that in a sense He does not rule, since they do not yield
10        8, XXXIII| Perhaps also, as being fit to rule over and punish them, they
11        8, XXXIII|    who governs all things, to rule over those who subjected
12        8, LIII  |     accordance with that same rule of judging, if, when he
13        8, LIII  |   some of the benefits of His rule, and will give them an enlargement
14        8, LXXI  |    able to persuade those who rule after them; and after these
15        8, LXXV  |      and of blameless life to rule over Churches. Those who
16        8, LXXV  |  Church of God. And those who rule over us well are under the
17        8, LXXV  |  nation--that is, the Church--rule well, they rule in accordance
18        8, LXXV  |       Church--rule well, they rule in accordance with the divine