Chapter

 1 25|         they are protected by the law and the guardianship of
 2 27|        transgress the command and law of God. And in this manner
 3 39|           to the divine right and law. For it was God who placed
 4 43|    Hebrews alone, who, not by any law, but after the manner of
 5 43|        prophets, through whom the law was given to them from God;
 6 43|    another as the bearer of a new law; and having removed the
 7 45|          our offences against the law. He maketh his boast that
 8 45|          the Sabbath He broke the law, which He said that He did
 9 45|           the judges of their own law: who, having received the
10 56|          as Lord, and to obey His law or precepts?), it follows
11 56|          observed His worship and law; and on this account they
12 60|           might choose the divine law, which unites human affairs
13 60|     delivering it to us; by which law all the errors with which
14 60|    prescribed by that same divine law which teaches that whatever
15 64|      condemned even by the common law of nations, but even to
16 64| prostitute their persons. For the law of God is above all laws;
17 64|          It is a part of the same law not to utter false witness,
18 65|         are thus connected by the law of consanguinity, we ought
19 65|           follows up with His own law, and with His own condition.
20 66|      husband be bound by the same law, since God has joined together
21 73|         kept His commandments and law, he will fall into those