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... obey all laws made in accordance with the con- stituted powers of society . Hence , we are in no manner released from this obligation , by the conviction that the law is unwise or inexpedient . We have confided the decision of this ...
... obey all laws made in accordance with the con- stituted powers of society . Hence , we are in no manner released from this obligation , by the conviction that the law is unwise or inexpedient . We have confided the decision of this ...
Pagina 396
... obey God . - 9 . How would a person act who really loved and served God ? -10 . If we really love God , what should be our desire in all we do ? -11 . Does our being sinners excuse us from our obligations to love and obey God ? -12 . If ...
... obey God . - 9 . How would a person act who really loved and served God ? -10 . If we really love God , what should be our desire in all we do ? -11 . Does our being sinners excuse us from our obligations to love and obey God ? -12 . If ...
Pagina 405
... obey ? Why ? -2 . Suppose any one else should tell you to do what your parent had forbidden , whom ought you to obey ? Why ? -3 . Suppose your parent should command you to disobey God , what ought you to do ? -4 . Do you ever hear chil ...
... obey ? Why ? -2 . Suppose any one else should tell you to do what your parent had forbidden , whom ought you to obey ? Why ? -3 . Suppose your parent should command you to disobey God , what ought you to do ? -4 . Do you ever hear chil ...
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