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 1 2 |          natural law engraven by God in all men's hearts, and
 2 3 |         souls entrusted to us by God, and the welfare of human
 3 4 | establish these societies but by God's inspiration." 5 And (these
 4 4 |        are prohibited because of God's worship;" and on the most
 5 5 |        the full power given from God by Christ our Lord Himself
 6 6 |      which is intrusted to us by God, and (solicitous also) for
 7 8 |      spirit which is the word of God, and strengthened by the
 8 8 |        happy is the people whose God is their Lord. 8 Teach that "
 9 8 |         concerning the causes of God, they study, according to
10 9 |       Christ, who redeemed us to God in his blood, and earnestly
11 9 | according to His heart, pleasing God in all things, bearing fruit
12 9 |     prayers are more pleasing to God if they reach Him from minds
13 9 |      pour forth their prayers to God, and obtain His mercy and
14 11|   implore," Venerable Brethren, "God's mercy from our inmost
15 11|             let each man pray to God, not for himself alone,
16 11|      pray." 13 But in order that God may the more readily assent
17 11|      holy Virgin Mary, Mother of God, who has slain all heresies
18 11|    Heaven, who having now become God's friends, have arrived
19 12|         great heart for You from God the abundance of all heavenly
20 12|       the Virgin Mary, Mother of God. ~In the nineteenth year