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SECT. III. Divine Law.
26. The Law for gaining heaven by efforts of credulity—
27. The Law for not marrying unless you burn too
 hot to help it—
28. The Law for not letting your daughter marry
 if you can help it—
29. The Law for not executing a Law unless you ne-
-ver broke any—29
29.John VIII,7.
Any body may judge whether there are not parts
 of the Law of Nature : [and] as such  "coeval with
 mankind," "dictated by God himself," "superior in obliga-
-tion
to every other."[Parts of the Law of nature these, every one
 of them every body
 may judge see also.]
 Founded only in those
 relations of justice, that
 existed in the nature of
 things, antecedent to any
 positive precept. Eter-
-nal, immutable: Binding over all the Globe in
 all countries, and at all times: laws that human
 Laws derive all their authority, all their force from
 are not binding if contrary to: are not to be suffer'd
 +p.41 to contradict them are to be transgressed if they attempt
  p.42 it Laws tending to entail felicity in all their conse-
-quences: reduceable all of them to their one [pater-
nal] precept, pursue your happiness: so insepa-
 rably interwoven with the happiness of each indi-
-vidual, that it cannot be attained if they are not
 observed; nor
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