Book, Chapter

1    I, 22|  that he might bind men to obedience not only by the authority
2   II, 5 |  see that these things, in obedience to divine laws, by a perpetual
3   II, 17|    except the necessity of obedience. Therefore they wish no
4   IV, 24|  upon men the necessity of obedience, not by any constraint,
5   IV, 24|  upon men the necessity of obedience; nor God, unless he is clothed
6   IV, 24| others by the necessity of obedience. It plainly therefore appears,
7   IV, 28|   that we pay just and due obedience to God who created us, that
8    V, 19|    that he may not pay him obedience, and on this account is
9   VI, 25| Lord, with this assiduity, obedience, and devotion, justice is