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 1 3 | assent given to the first and supreme truth-though residing essentially
 2 9 |  refuses to honour God as the supreme truth and the formal motive
 3 9 | evident to all, possesses the supreme authority of the Apostolic
 4 10|       is not governed by some supreme authority. Christ therefore
 5 10|    have given to His Church a supreme authority to which all Christians
 6 11|                           The Supreme Authority Founded by Christ~
 7 11| Christ~11. The nature of this supreme authority, which all Christians
 8 12|     decreed by it. Thus it is supreme and absolutely independent,
 9 13|    The Roman Pontiffs Possess Supreme Power in the Church Jure
10 13|  Roman Episcopate receive the supreme power in the church, jure
11 14|     successors is plenary and supreme, it is not to be regarded
12 14|     plenary, or universal, or supreme authority, they are not
13 14|       if an extraordinary and supreme power is not given, there
14 15|   obedience is refused to the supreme authority. "Heresies and
15 15|     Fathers clearly show that supreme authority is designated
16 15|    that the Apostles received supreme power without Peter, and
17 15|       of the Roman Pontiff is supreme, universal, independent;
18 16|     and through them with the Supreme Pastor, so that they may