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 1 1 |      right of governing from God; and they proclaim the absolute
 2 2 |  without any count at all of God or of the order established
 3 2 |      power of governing from God, but rather from the multitude,
 4 4 |     the church of the living God, which is the pillar and
 5 5 |  high dignity of the sons of God, and that, as one and the
 6 6 |   There is no power but from God; and those that are, are
 7 6 |    that are, are ordained of God. Therefore he that resisteth
 8 6 |   resisteth the ordinance of God. And they that resist purchase
 9 7 |      upon all in the name of God: "Give ear, you that rule
10 7 |    that bear rule. . . . For God will not except any man'
11 7 |    and by earnest prayers to God. But, if the will of legislators
12 7 |      the Apostle, urge that "God is to be obeyed rather than
13 8 | honorable in all,"(13) which God himself instituted in the
14 8 |      respect of persons with God."(17) If only all these
15 9 |    in so special a manner by God, the Author and Defender
16 11|     the habit of clinging to God with filial love and revering
17 11|      fast by the order which God has established in civil
18 12|     goodness and kindness of God our Saviour,"(20) who brought
19 12| noble dignity of the sons of God. And that We may the sooner
20 12|      your fervent prayers to God and beg the intercession