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 1 4 |       evident, upon all men the duty of learning thoroughly and
 2 4 |     what they were taught. This duty is intimately bound up with
 3 4 |      the Christian faith, as in duty bound, is by that very fact
 4 5 |      much more is it the urgent duty of Christians to be ever
 5 7 | Christian who is mindful of his duty; but such a one should be
 6 8 |       attitude in the choice of duty have not rightly apprehended
 7 9 |         from a consciousness of duty; "for God hath not given
 8 10|       resist becomes a positive duty, to obey, a crime; a crime,
 9 11|    divine law, is the essential duty of Christians, and the fountainhead,
10 15|      The chief elements of this duty consist in professing openly
11 16|        some active part in this duty of teaching, especially
12 28|  promoted alike by right and by duty, to link herself to any
13 30|         at the same time, as in duty bound, to find in the Church
14 31|            31. From God has the duty been assigned to the Church
15 32|       appears how urgent is the duty to maintain perfect union
16 36|      rulers of the State, whose duty it is to exercise the power