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… divine government, and there can be no government without law. God might have created man without the power to transgress His law; He might have withheld the …

The government of Israel was characterized by the most thorough organization, wonderful alike for its completeness and its simplicity. The order so strikingly …

… the government had never been conducted with so great wisdom and success as under Samuel's administration. Divinely invested with the threefold office …

… the government which He had established were regarded as superior to those of all other nations. Moses had declared to Israel concerning the commandments …

… our government, as expressed in its two fundamental principles, Republicanism and Protestantism. The Christian exiles who first fled to America, sought …

… the government, and to murder the king. Not a shadow of evidence could be produced in support of the allegations. Yet these prophecies of evil were to have a …

… divine government, that gave occasion for the uprising of rebellion. Sin is an intruder, for whose presence no reason can be given. It is mysterious, unaccountable …

… His government, and the good of all the inhabitants of heaven. While instilling discontent into the minds of the angels under him, he had artfully made it appear …

… of government before the angels, claiming that God was not just in laying laws and rules upon the inhabitants of heaven; that in requiring submission and …

… divine government responsible for the rebellion. To this end he has bent all the power of his giant intellect. He has worked deliberately and systematically …