Chapter

 1 5 |    fear may restrain some, and honour may excite others. He, therefore,
 2 6 |        religion depend: and no honour can be due to God, if He
 3 8 |       should be honoured. What honour can be due to a being who
 4 8 |     religion, and majesty, and honour exist together with fear;
 5 10|     and truly established; for honour and worship are due to the
 6 14|       account gave him so much honour, that he might rule over
 7 14| objects of their affection; to honour God in truth as a Father,
 8 17|        if his household should honour them, while the master was
 9 20|     the living God, pay divine honour to earthly and frail images,
10 23|      pass at the time when the honour and worship of the Supreme
11 23|      our Lord: both to pay Him honour, because He is bounteous;