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 1 1|  exactly the business of civil government from that of religion and
 2 1|    that all the power of civil government relates only to men’s civil
 3 1|     things belong to the civil government and are under the magistrate’
 4 1|       communion. For the civil government can give no new right to
 5 1|        the church to the civil government. So that, whether the magistrate
 6 1|        are countenanced by the government. Here they can be content
 7 1|        nearlier related to the government of the magistrate than the
 8 1|        part of their political government, in which God Himself was
 9 1|      that the subjects of that government both may and ought to be
10 1| retained their ancient form of government, with which the law of Christ
11 1|       new and peculiar form of government, nor put He the sword into
12 1|        concerns also the civil government; and in it lies the safety
13 1|     person?” I answer that, if government be faithfully administered
14 1|   relation to the end of civil government, I mean for their religion,
15 1|        the constitution of the government granted him, nor ever was
16 1|      any occasion to seize the Government and possess themselves of
17 1|       soldiers against his own Government. Nor does the frivolous
18 1|      apparently renounce their government if he acknowledged the same
19 1|        things dangerous to his Government? You will say because he
20 1|    parents should not have the government and education of their own
21 1|     changed in the form of the government, because they can hope for
22 1|      under a just and moderate government. Now if that Church which
23 1|     chief support of any civil government, and that for no other reason (
24 1|        will be the security of government where all good subjects,
25 1|  indeed, more ministers of the government than ministers of the Gospel