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 1 3 |           consent and judgment of men, which is the trusty voice
 2 9 |            Of the laws enacted by men, some are concerned with
 3 9 |          nature; and they command men to follow after what is
 4 9 |           to it. Laws come before men live together in society,
 5 9 |   contained bodily in the laws of men, have not merely the force
 6 9 | refractory and viciously inclined men, so that, deterred from
 7 9 |       determined by the wisdom of men and not by nature herself.
 8 10|           and civil society which men constitute when united.
 9 10|         temporal law, unless what men have gathered from this
10 10|      justice, but certain to lead men away from that good which
11 11|        just authority of God over men diminishing, or even destroying
12 13|           the wrong-doing of evil men. Lawful power is from God, "
13 14|                       14. If when men discuss the question of
14 14|       Such, for instance, are the men belonging to that widely
15 18|         to consult the welfare of men's souls in the wisdom of
16 20|      which God enjoins, and which men can easily recognize by
17 21|         that, by the will of God, men are united in civil society;
18 21|          proximate end is to lead men to the prosperity found
19 23|         to justice and injustice. Men have a right freely and
20 23|          such liberty never leads men to suppress the truth, but
21 24|         should imbue the minds of men, for in it are found the
22 24|       tends absolutely to pervert men's minds, in as much as it
23 33|          the minds and actions of men are in this our age being
24 38|         State. How mistaken these men also are, and how inconsistent,
25 42|        such liberties are in use, men should employ them in doing
26 47|           and of His counsel upon men, so that, strengthened by