Par.

 1  2    |       Redeemer, the Author of all life, deigned to take human flesh,
 2  2    | civilization and the amenities of life, but lead on to that universal
 3  5    |         claim to retain and enjoy life. "Slaves are in the power
 4  5    |         masters have the power of life and death over their slaves,
 5  6    |       other precepts for a devout life taught and laid down the
 6  7    |       divine grace and of eternal life. Having established these
 7  7    |           and the disgrace of the life of the slave; with this
 8  9    |         suitable to the Christian life. Therefore, when, amid the
 9  9    |       things that are not of this life, they were able to work
10 10    |           passing away to a happy life, so also has slavery been
11 10    |           actions of our ordinary life there should appear a willing
12 10    |       what is necessary for their life and food, but also all necessary
13 14    |           praiseworthy honesty of life, or when she easily permitted
14 20    |          apostolic virtue, at the life and works of St. Peter Claver,
15 20(27)|           Negroes" for his entire life and, in point of fact, is
16 22    |         the industry of an active life, for the benefit and advantage