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 1 6 |        often without regard for justice or injustice, and not seldom
 2 6 |      nature and form of virtue, justice, and duty are of necessity
 3 7 |      principle and basis of all justice, is extinguished.~
 4 9 |       desire, strive indeed for justice; but let them know that
 5 11|     might have satisfied divine justice in other ways, nevertheless
 6 14|      impartial and unchangeable justice of God metes out reward
 7 14| interest of all that virtue-and justice especially, which is the
 8 14|   virtues-should be practised, "Justice exalteth a nation; but sin
 9 15|          as in duty bound, with justice and love towards our neighbour,
10 15|   purpose. In Thy laws there is justice and fatherly kindness; Thou