text_original: All which 1 comprehend under title of Dominion. J th( He. I do I TO THE READER. XIX In the last part of it, which is entitled Religion, lest that right, which by strong reason, in the pre  ceding discourse, 1 had confirmed the sovereign powers to have over their subjects, might seem to be repugnant to the sacred Scriptures ; I show, in the first place, how it repugns not the divine right, for as much as God overrules all rulers by nature, that is, by the dictates of natural reason.
text_transcription: ALL WHICH I COMPREHEND UNDER THE TITLE OF DOMINION IN THE LAST PART OF IT WHICH IS ENTITLED RELIGION LESS TO THAT RIGHT WHICH BY STRONG REASON IN THE PRECEDING DISCOURSE I HAD CONFIRMED THE SOVEREIGN POWERS TO HAVE OVER OTHER SUBJECTS MIGHT SEEM TO BE REPUGNANT TO THE SACRED SCRIPTURES I SHOW IN THE FIRST PLACE HOW IT REPUNES NOT THE DIVINE RIGHT FORASMUCH AS GOD OVERRULES ALL RULERS BY NATURE THAT IS BY THE DICTATES OF NATURAL REASON
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