Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  II |         thereof necessary to the preservation of society, and visibly
 2     II,  VII|        Maker, who, designing the preservation of our being, has annexed
 3     II,  VII|        But he, not designing our preservation barely, but the preservation
 4     II,  VII|     preservation barely, but the preservation of every part and organ
 5     II,  VII|        which is necessary to the preservation of life, and the exercise
 6     II,  X  |     which is necessary for their preservation; and in both settles in
 7     II,  X  |      this may tend to the bird’s preservation; yet that can never be supposed
 8     II,  X  |          of no use to the bird’s preservation. But, which is more, it
 9     II,  XV | comprehensions suited to our own preservation, and the ends of our own
10     II,  XXI|   determine their wills, for the preservation of themselves, and the continuation
11    III,  X  |       but observe how little the preservation and improvement of truth
12     IV,  XI |          and scruple; but to the preservation of us, in whom they are;