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 1 1 |     are everywhere oppressing human society, might be in some
 2 2 |       troubled time the whole human race is so pressed by the
 3 3 |      saps the strength of any human commerce; hence come the
 4 4 |     the bonds of all law both human and divine, wage an atrocious
 5 10|       the holy desires of the human soul in its absolute need
 6 11|       that can be proposed to human liberty: either for God
 7 12|       save themselves and all human society. In this union of
 8 12|       over all. For since all human authority must needs rest
 9 13|   also use all the legitimate human arms which are ready to
10 13|       health and vigor of all human society may be most efficaciously
11 14| referred to by St. Paul, mere human means and expedients are
12 16|      only the individual, but human society as a whole has over
13 19|   especially for those who in human society have the grave responsibilities
14 21|  refresh aching and oppressed human hearts. ~
15 31|   known all the griefs of the human heart, the fullness of their