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 1 7 |    eternal law and the power of God, whose providence governs
 2 8 |                8. The fact that God has given the earth for
 3 8 |        of private property. For God has granted the earth to
 4 12|         of marriage ordained by God's authority from the beginning: "
 5 21|        we really begin to live. God has not created us for the
 6 22|    judgments of Christ the true God, who in many ways urges
 7 22|         them, as the steward of God's providence, for the benefit
 8 23|    taught by the Church that in God's sight poverty is no disgrace,
 9 23|       and who, being the Son of God, and God Himself, chose
10 23|       being the Son of God, and God Himself, chose to seem and
11 24|     everlasting happiness. Nay, God Himself seems to incline
12 25|      same common Father, who is God; that all have alike the
13 25|         same last end, which is God Himself, who alone can make
14 25|       redeemed and made sons of God, by Jesus Christ, "the first-born
15 25|     heirs also; heirs indeed of God, and co-heirs with Christ."(22)
16 26|   guided by the commandments of God. It is precisely in this
17 26|     drive their efficiency from God. They alone can reach the
18 26| passions and appetites, to love God and their fellow men with
19 27|       the life of Jesus Christ, God and Man, pervaded every
20 28|     merits the blessing of that God who is the source of all
21 35|        power to rule comes from God, and is, as it were, a participation
22 35|       exercised as the power of God is exercised - with a fatherly
23 36|   carried on in accordance with God's laws and those of nature;
24 40|       the image and likeness of God; it is in the soul that
25 40|        that human dignity which God Himself treats with great
26 40|     question, but the rights of God, the most sacred and inviolable
27 41|      rest; a rest sanctioned by God's great law of the Ancient
28 42|         which a man owes to his God and to himself. ~
29 52|         with the eternal law of God.(38) ~
30 57|         ye first the Kingdom of God and His justice: and all
31 57|        and before all things to God; let religious instruction
32 57|      taught what is his duty to God, what he has to believe,
33 57|       and led to the worship of God, to the earnest practice
34 57|       are the means ordained by God for obtaining forgiveness
35 59|   directed by the providence of God, who overrules the course
36 64|        people, as an earnest of God's mercy and a mark of Our