...love, and will diligently promote, the common good ; but also in yielding unto them all due honour and obedience in their lawful administrations. Not...their persons ; but God's ordinance for your good : nor being like unto the foolish multitude ; who more honour the gay coat, than either the virtuous...

...common Good; but also in yielding unto them all due Honour and Obedience in their lawful Administration, not beholding in them the Ordinariness of their Persons, but God's Ordinance for your Good ; . . . and this Duty you may the more willingly, and ought the more conscionably to perform, because...

...appear, not only in choosing such persons as do entirely love and will promote the common good .... not beholding in them the ordinariness of their persons, but God's ordinance for your good"1). We are living today in a world in which democracy is much spoken of, but not too often understood...

...blaze of prosperity. Robinson, in his letter of advice to his people, tells them to honor their rulers, "not beholding in them the ordinariness of their persons, but God's ordinance for your good." Noble, significant, enduring words! The state is God's ordinance for man's good, and there is no higher...

...blaze of prosperity. Robinson, in his letter of advice to his people, tells them to honor their rulers, "not beholding in them the ordinariness of their persons, but God's ordinance for your good." Noble, significant, enduring words ! The state is God's ordinance for man's good, and there is no higher...

...blaze of prosperity. Robinson, in his letter of advice to his people, tells them to honor their rulers, "not beholding in them the ordinariness of their persons, but God's ordinance for your good." Noble, significant, enduring words! The state is God's ordinance for man's good, and there is no higher...

...entirely love and will diligently promote the common good but also in yielding unto them all due honor and obedience in their lawful administrations; not...their persons, but God's ordinance for your good." On the fifth of August, as the English then reckoned Farewell to time, the two ships and their hundred...

...do intirely love, and will promote the common Good ; but also in yielding unto them all due Honour and Obedience in their lawful Administrations, not...Good : not being like the foolish Multitude, who more honour the gay Coat, than either the virtuous Minde of the Man, or the glorious Ordinance of the Lord...

...do entirely love and will diligently promote the common good; not being like the foolish multiude, who more honor the gay coat than either the virtuous mind of the man or the glorious ordinances of God." Such the admonition to the fathers! How well has it been heeded by the sons? If...

...persons as will entirely love and promote the common good, but also in yielding them all due honour and obedience in their lawful administrations; not...their persons, but God's ordinance for your good; nor being like the foolish multitude, who honour a gay coat more than either the virtuous mind of the...