Part

 1 1|     the Church of Christ, make use of arms that do not belong
 2 1|        the magistrate may make use of arguments, and, thereby;
 3 1|       force is here to be made use of upon any occasion whatsoever.
 4 1| private persons at any time to use force, unless it be in self-defence
 5 1|        they ought certainly to use towards those. who mind
 6 1|        apostles, has been made use of to throw dust in the
 7 1|      much less in another, the use of any rites or ceremonies
 8 1|  jurisdiction, because in that use they have no connection
 9 1|   other ceremony be there made use of. Neither the use nor
10 1|       made use of. Neither the use nor the omission of any
11 1|    common affairs of life that use of indifferent things which
12 1|      consists in the religious use of such things as are in
13 1|    sprinkling of water and the use of bread and wine are both
14 1|       be that God required the use of one in His worship and
15 1|     Church may bring into such use as shall be judged most
16 1|      to impose by his laws the use of any rites and ceremonies
17 1|        any power to forbid the use of such rites and ceremonies
18 1|        kill any calves for any use whatsoever? Only it is to
19 1|    subjects for their ordinary use, neither can nor ought to
20 1|       though in the Church the use of bread and wine be very
21 1|       people in their ordinary use and are, therefore, forbidden
22 1|      in time and place be made use of to the ruin of an orthodox
23 1|    unto the magistrate to make use of his sword in punishing
24 1|      which men ordinarily make use of. For no positive law
25 1|        with commission to make use of it in forcing men to
26 1|       fit and prepared for our use. This part, therefore, draws
27 1|      the original, this is the use, and these are the bounds
28 1|       to kneel, stand, sit, or use any other posture; and to
29 1|     desire of dominion, making use of the immoderate ambition
30 1|  therefore thought fit to make use of their covetousness and
31 2|   heresy, which word in common use is applied only to the doctrinal
32 2|       not necessary. But since use, which is the supreme law