Par.

 1  3|          politic must have a ruling authority, and this authority, no
 2  3|          ruling authority, and this authority, no less than society itself,
 3  4|            there should be a ruling authority, and that they who are invested
 4  5|           who govern others possess authority solely for the welfare of
 5  5|            But, if those who are in authority rule unjustly, if they govern
 6  5|    convinced that their rulers hold authority from God, and feel that
 7  5|               To despise legitimate authority, in whomsoever vested, is
 8 10|          noblest of ends, so is its authority the most exalted of all
 9 10|             the most exalted of all authority, nor can it be looked upon
10 11|           His Apostles unrestrained authority in regard to things sacred,
11 12|                       12. Now, this authority, perfect in itself, and
12 12|       rather than men."16 This same authority the holy Fathers of the
13 13|             of these two powers has authority over the same subjects,
14 14|        rightly subject to the civil authority. Jesus Christ has Himself
15 17|           assured to the woman; the authority of the husband is conformed
16 17|             pattern afforded by the authority of God; the power of the
17 18| overstepping the bounds of rightful authority; and the obedience is not
18 18|             in respect; that public authority should be constantly and
19 22|           obedience waited upon the authority, teaching, and counsels
20 25|                             25. The authority of God is passed over in
21 25|          whole origin and power and authority did not reside in God Himself.
22 34|          secular and ecclesiastical authority be dissolved. It is clear
23 37|             obedience due to lawful authority, for this is not liberty
24 43|           those over whom they have authority. It is also of great moment
25 47|            respecting privately the authority of the Church, but publicly