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 1 1 |        the minds of thoughtful men are filled, and rightly
 2 3 |  relief; the unions of working men and other associations or
 3 4 | Christians, but many excellent men find the term Christian
 4 8 |     doing. For it embraces all men, irrespective of ranks,
 5 9 |    keeping with our dignity as men and Christians to obey,
 6 10|        the opinions of certain men whose views on the nature
 7 10|       they are not animals but men, not heathens but Christians,
 8 12|        planted and nurtured in men's hearts, take away foresight,
 9 13|     another. By this shall all men know that you are My disciples,
10 13|       the rescue of our fellow men should, of course, be solicitous,
11 14|     mission given to Him among men, His exercise of charity,
12 14| special account of the charity men exercised toward each other.
13 15|   source, so that right-minded men never fail to admire those
14 15|        are of the proneness of men to concern themselves about
15 16| obligation of the duties which men are under with regard to
16 17|       the charity of righteous men to undertake with prudence
17 18|       by the multiplication of men and means devoted to the
18 21|      of religion, and all good men should deem it a sacred
19 22|   subjects, and that different men should hold different opinions,
20 25|   seditious acts and seditious men; to hold inviolate the rights
21 27|    this, as the necessities of men and of places may require,
22 27|      to lift up and strengthen men's souls in the times when
23 28|       also in the sight ,16 of men.~