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 1 2 |        full perfection except by means of man's work and action,
 2 2 | communicated amongst men save by means of external things which
 3 3 |       but the ordinary and chief means of obtaining grace are external:
 4 3 |      chosen for that purpose, by means of certain ordinances. Jesus
 5 7 |        one if He did not provide means sufficient for the preservation
 6 7 |     inquire which one of all the means in His power Christ did
 7 8 |          were furnished with the means of properly carrying it
 8 9 |         this divinely instituted means for the preservation of
 9 9 |       primary principle, and the means of preserving this unity?
10 9 |          unity He willed, and by means of what principle He ordained
11 9 |          it alone supplies those means of salvation which accord
12 10|         the participation of the means adapted to the attainment
13 10|   supernatural in its end and in means proximately adapted to the