How does paragraph 4 contribute to the development of the idea that the powers of those in authority must be limited?
by describing how God's influence over the forces of
O nature could be applied to leaders who break
boundaries
O
by comparing the task of controlling humans' abuse
of power to controlling the forces of the ocean
wers which God has not
ements, but burdens and
lead the spirit of a man out of
is wholesome and safe to be
ith the vast Sea: Hitherto shalt
thou stay thy proud waves:
ut banks of simple sand, they
eck the vast roaring Sea. And
s, it is safe to know how far
mif it be but banks of sand,
will serve, as well as any
the Sea of its liberty, though it
s, it will beat them down. So it
ials, limit them where God has
hey were walls of brass, they
and it is just and appropriate
em the liberty God allows, and if
will keep them. As this liquid
God has set it for the waters of
by showing how unrestrained freedom and liberty is
O harmful to human beings and the natural
environment
by providing examples from the natural world in
O which too much power has led to destruction and
chaos