Gods parley with princes with an appeal from them to him. The sum of…Gods parley vvith princes with an appeale from them to him. The summe of…

First, ^uAppeal is ever made from the Inferior to the Superior: not ^xfrom the Superior to the Inferior: ^ythat were preposterous; the Inferior being subordinate to the Superior: ^znot from the equal to his equal; that were vain and frivolous; since ^aone equal hath no power over an other his equal: but from the Inferior to the Superior, as ^bfrom Faelix to C•sar, from Festus to Augustus. But ^cGod is higher then the highest, and there is none higher then he. ^dThat they may know that thou, whose name is Jehovah, art, […] ^ealtissimu•, the only most high in the whole world. All Appeals end at him: they may be made to him, bu• none can be made from him; they cannot go further or higher then him.

First, ^uAppeale is euer made from the Inferiour to the Superiour: not ^xfrom the Superiour to the Inferiour: ^ythat were preposterous; the Inferiour being subordinate to the Superiour: ^z