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 1 2 |         did not form society in order that man should seek in
 2 2 |         it his last end, but in order that in it and through it
 3 3 |         public tranquillity and order. But force is very feeble
 4 6 |       which we are capable. The order of precedence of these duties
 5 7 | withdraw allegiance from God in order to please men, an act of
 6 7 |        laws of Jesus Christ, in order to yield obedience to earthly
 7 12|         rudder of the State, in order that the legislation may
 8 13|         among non-believers. In order to safeguard this virtue
 9 24|         what to avoid doing, in order to attain eternal salvation.
10 29|   inviolate; nay, in the public order itself of States-which cannot
11 30|      the tranquillity of public order, which is the immediate
12 35|      the great detriment of the order which God established in
13 37|        disposition and the same order should prevail in the Christian