The Führer. . .is the lawgiver of the German people. . . . We must speak not of the state's authority but of the Führer's authority if we wish to designate the character of the political authority within the Reich correctly. . . .The authority of the Führer is complete and all-embracing. . . .It extends into all fields of national life; it embraces the entire people, which is bound to the Führer in loyalty and obedience. –Constitutional Law of the Greater German Reich,
Ernst Huber, 1939

Paraphrase this passage from Document 8.