Sec.

 1 6  |   his order, and about his business; they are his property,
 2 54 | spoke of, as proper to the business in hand, being that equal
 3 63 |     God hath made it their business to employ this care on their
 4 69 |   certain season; when the business of education is over, it
 5 74 |   stranger, whom chance or business had brought to his family,
 6 98 |  health, and avocations of business, which in a number, though
 7 109|   Israel itself, the chief business of their judges, and first
 8 109|     ix. 16. As if the only business of a king had been to lead
 9 110|  chance, neighbourhood, or business brought together, uniting
10 111|   power, without doing the business for which it was given;
11 143|   being, not having always business to do. And because it may
12 156|   to be present, and whose business it was to watch over the
13 156|    and sometimes too their business might be so great, that
14 156| attending it, it is not my business here to inquire, but only