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1 8 | chastisement to each and all of its commands. But all this, clearly,
2 9 |             instance, though nature commands all to contribute to the
3 10|         unreasonable and capricious commands upon their subjects, which
4 15|           from any obedience to the commands of God, and substitutes
5 18|          that in public affairs the commands of God may be passed over,
6 20|          chiefest and holiest which commands him to worship God with
7 30|            every obstacle, obey His commands. This, indeed, is true liberty,