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 1 1 |   glorious things. To contemplate God, and to tend to Him, is
 2 1 |         do we make advance toward God, but through acts of the
 3 1 |  knowledge and love. For, indeed, God is the first and supreme
 4 1 |        mind alone feeds on truth. God is perfect holiness and
 5 2 |        affairs, it is wont to put God aside, and show no solicitude
 6 5 |           holy City of the living God, born of God Himself, and
 7 5 |           the living God, born of God Himself, and by Him built
 8 5 |         inasmuch as duties toward God are of a far more hallowed
 9 6 |          eternal principle, since God Himself is their Author
10 6 |         of filial piety, and love God with the deepest love of
11 7 |          withdraw allegiance from God in order to please men,
12 7 |         Church; "we ought to obey God rather than men."(4) This
13 7 |         than abandon the cause of God or of the Church.~
14 8 |            unless it proceed from God, the supreme Ruler and Lord
15 8 |           men from the charity of God.~
16 9 |       consciousness of duty; "for God hath not given us the spirit
17 10|     adversely to the honor due to God, and hence are beyond the
18 10|    contrary to the eternal law of God, it is right not to obey
19 10|           be just in the sight of God to hear you rather than
20 10|           to hear you rather than God, judge ye, for we cannot
21 12|           authority and empire of God. Led away by this delusion,
22 12|      dominion of which they think God has been despoiled; from
23 13|     constantly to be addressed to God: "Increase our faith."(11)~
24 14|          seeing that the honor of God and the salvation of men
25 14|          base and is insulting to God, and both are incompatible
26 14|      vehemence, the more assured, God aiding, the triumph: "Have
27 15|      placed to rule the Church of God."(15) It belongs, above
28 16|          especially those on whom God has bestowed gifts of mind
29 16|         the authority of the same God and Saviour, that they bring
30 16|        the duties that bind us to God and the Church, it should
31 17|          truth contending against God.(20)~
32 22|        divine authority, for what God has revealed "we believe
33 22|       account of the authority of God revealing, who cannot be
34 22|        are manifestly revealed by God we must receive with a similar
35 22| groundwork of faith who deny that God has spoken to men, or who
36 22|          teaching Church, to whom God has entrusted the safekeeping
37 22|          the Roman Pontiff, as to God Himself. This obedience
38 24|         oracles have reference to God in part, and in part to
39 24|    interpreter of the commands of God, nor would there be any
40 25|         has, through the grace of God, received the means necessary
41 26|     implies right feeling towards God, and by that very fact inspires
42 26|      defending of the "kingdom of God, and His justice,"(28) a
43 30|       because in binding these to God it completes them all and
44 31|                          31. From God has the duty been assigned
45 34|         not subject to the law of God, neither can it be."(32)
46 35|      detriment of the order which God established in His Church
47 37|       penetrated with the fear of God, ought not to refuse them
48 38|         not in the sight of their God, it was well with them:
49 38|         well with them: for their God hateth iniquity. And even . . .
50 38|        revolted from the way that God had given them to walk therein,
51 38|          was to come, saving that God in His goodness has enriched
52 39|         particular is deserted by God; hence, there is no reason
53 39|          therefore necessary that God come to the rescue, and
54 40|     supplications to our merciful God, so that the virtues whereby
55 40|        for it binds intimately to God those whom it has embraced
56 40|           to draw their life from God, to act with God, to refer
57 40|        life from God, to act with God, to refer all to God. Howbeit,
58 40|         with God, to refer all to God. Howbeit, the love of God
59 40|         God. Howbeit, the love of God should not be severed from
60 40|          the infinite goodness of God and bear in themselves the
61 40|          commandment we have from God, that he who loveth God,
62 40|           God, that he who loveth God, love also his brother."(42) "
63 40|             If any man say I love God, and he hateth his brother,
64 41|           practice of the love of God and the love of men.~
65 42|         ones to the end for which God vouch-safed the privilege
66 43|         especial aid of the great God will be vouchsafed, so long