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 1 1|         or of the pomp of their outward worship; others, of the
 2 1|     body; and the possession of outward things, such as money, lands,
 3 1| profession we make, to whatever outward worship we conform, if we
 4 1|      his power consists only in outward force; but true and saving
 5 1|       the belief of anything by outward force. Confiscation of estate,
 6 1|       nor the conformity to any outward form of worship (as has
 7 1|        sufferings, or any other outward penalties.~In the third
 8 1|       and the possession of all outward goods is subject to his
 9 1|       unbeliever to take up the outward show of another man’s profession.
10 1| especially to be considered—the outward form and rites of worship,
11 1|       be understood.~Concerning outward worship, I say, in the first
12 1|     bounds.~Thus far concerning outward worship. Let us now consider
13 1|        jurisdiction both of the outward and inward court; both of
14 1|       they have need of several outward conveniences to the support
15 1|        is the temporal good and outward prosperity of the society;