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 1 3  |          should be noted that the society established by the Redeemer
 2 20 |   regulated increase of Christian society, and, what is of greater
 3 37 |            And as to govern human society signifies to lead men to
 4 39 |     Savior governs and guides the Society which He founded directly
 5 40 |         He had founded as a human society without a visible head.
 6 45 |         be called the Head of the Society which is His Body there
 7 48 |       that are found in Christian society, all the gifts, all the
 8 52 |   sustains in a divine manner the society which He founded.~
 9 60 |         of the Church, which is a Society whose Head and Ruler is
10 62 |        all under the authority of society for the attainment of that
11 63 |        that the Church, a perfect society of its kind, is not made
12 63 |          in the first place civil Society, are by no means to be despised
13 63 | nevertheless that which lifts the Society of Christians far above
14 64 |          in His blood the visible Society founded by Him and "lead
15 65 |       imaginary Church, a kind of society that finds its origin and
16 65 |     founded the constitution of a Society, perfect of its kind and
17 67 |           Divine Redeemer and the Society which is His Body form but
18 68 |           Body which is a perfect Society, its members must be united
19 70 |          those of any other human society, however exalted; and yet
20 93 |          different members of His society. If the faithful strive
21 94 |          were a useless burden to Society; and this procedure is hailed
22 103|         on to the one Head in the Society of glorious love.197 Persevering
23 109|       threaten the whole of human Society and the Church herself,