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 1 2 |       of wrath, into favor with God; He led to the light of
 2 3 |       one by one, to learn what God's fatherly providence is,
 3 5 |         be doubted by any, that God, on the sixth day of creation,
 4 5 |         he was locked in sleep. God thus, in His most far-reaching
 5 5 |       infinite wise counsels of God, even from the beginning
 6 5 | marriage bond is by the will of God so closely and strongly
 7 5 |         flesh. What, therefore, God bath joined together, let
 8 8 |       dissolve that union which God Himself had sanctioned by
 9 9 |    marriage by the authority of God has been more fully and
10 9 |    those heralds of the laws of God. To the Apostles, indeed,
11 10|    saints, and the domestics of God";(16) so that "a people
12 10|        and religion of the true God and our Saviour Jesus Christ."(17)~
13 16|      despise the sovereignty of God.~
14 19|       of delusion. Marriage has God for its Author, and was
15 25|       that things instituted by God and by nature should be
16 25|       their full integrity. For God, the Maker of all things,
17 25|  benefiting, and partly because God chooses to inflict punishment
18 25|       destroying the order that God has ordained. No one, therefore,
19 26|     shall see very clearly that God intended it to be a most
20 26| accordance with the counsels of God, it has power to strengthen
21 26|     with reverence and love for God, recognizing it their duty
22 27|       For, the salutary fear of God being removed, and there
23 28|   degraded by the abandoning of God. Many at the present time
24 28|    reenacted, because they wish God and His Church to be altogether
25 38|         of will, and beseeching God, the Prince of peace, to
26 38|     interpreters of the will of God, have handed down; and which
27 39|        authority and command of God; that it does not admit
28 41|     down upon them the wrath of God.~42. To sum up all in a
29 44|         salvation of souls. May God grant that, by reason of