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 1 6 |          a proof of our freedom, just as a disease is a proof
 2 8 |       free movement of our will; just the contrary, for grace
 3 9 |          civil society, because, just as civil society did not
 4 10|      time, that there is nothing just and lawful in that temporal
 5 11|       And, so far from this most just authority of God over men
 6 13|          obediently to submit to just law; and by this the members
 7 13|      authority which is the most just and supreme of all. But
 8 14|        reason and reasoning have just explained, they would never
 9 15|       the people only; and that, just as every man's individual
10 16|         are capable of forming a just estimate of things to decide
11 27| aggrieved, at having to bear the just and necessary restraint
12 30|         to the absolute and most just dominion of God over man,
13 42|      tolerated wherever there is just cause, but only with such