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 1 1|    rights.~Now that the whole jurisdiction of the magistrate reaches
 2 1|       goods is subject to his jurisdiction.~But, it may be asked, by
 3 1|     one of them any manner of jurisdiction over any other; no, not
 4 1| members, acquire any right of jurisdiction over those that are not
 5 1|    pretence of superiority or jurisdiction over one another.~That the
 6 1|     churches have neither any jurisdiction in worldly matters, nor
 7 1|       which belong to another jurisdiction and do ill become a Churchman’
 8 1|     reach of the magistrate’s jurisdiction, because in that use they
 9 1|      commanded them. If civil jurisdiction extend thus far, what might
10 1|     belong, therefore, to the jurisdiction both of the outward and
11 1|     the settling of a foreign jurisdiction in his own country and suffer
12 1|     same; and neither has any jurisdiction in things civil, nor any
13 1|      not at all belong to the jurisdiction of the magistrate, but entirely