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…

To conclude then: The highest Appeal is ⟨p. 61⟩therefore to God, because he is the supreme Judge, the supreme Law-giver, the supreme King: yea the only absolute Judge, the only absolute Lawgiver, the only absolute King: therefore the supreme and only absolute Judge, because the supreme and only absolute Lawgiver; and therefore the supreme and only absolute Lawgiver because the supreme & only absolute King, the only infinite, universal, eternal King.

To conclude then: The highest Appeale is ⟨p. 61⟩therefore to God, because he is the supreame Iudge, the supreame Law-giuer, the supreame King: yea the onely absolute Iudge, the onely absolute Lawgiuer, the onely absolute King: therefore the supreame and onely absolute Iudge, because the supreame and onely absolute Lawgiuer; and therefore the supreame and onely absolute Lawgiuer because the supreame & onely absolute King, the onely insinite, vniuersall, eternall King.

Now the use of this point doth partly concern private persons, & partly such as be in place of authority.

Now thevse of this point doth partly concerne priuate persons, & partly such as be in place of autority.

For the former: Private men must be admonished, what their course must be, when courses of justice fail, and they cannot have it at mans hand, at the hand of the Magistrate: To rise instantly in arms, and seek to right themselves either by public rebellion, or by private revenge? No: ^x