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 1 9 |         to keep the community in obedience by the adoption of a common
 2 11|        supposes the necessity of obedience to some supreme and eternal
 3 13|  ordinance of God' ;6 wherefore, obedience is greatly ennobled when
 4 13|        to some ordinance of God, obedience is unlawful, lest, while
 5 15|        divine authority to which obedience is due, and proclaim that
 6 15|          exonerates man from any obedience to the commands of God,
 7 17| authority without failing in the obedience which is due. Indeed, if
 8 22|      their rulers, not merely by obedience, but by reverence and affection,
 9 30|         no tittle derogates from obedience to public authority; for
10 30|        to command and to require obedience exists only so far as it
11 36|         the will depart from the obedience which is due to God or to
12 37|         God, and to cast off all obedience to Him in public matters,
13 42|        would be lawful to refuse obedience to God, and there would