27: Whether or not the king is the sole, supreme, and final interpreter of the law.
28: Whether or not wars raised by the estates and subjects for their own just defense against the king's bloody emissaries are lawful.
29: Whether in the case of defensive wars, the distinction of the person of the king as a man, who may and can commit hostile acts of tyranny against his subjects, and of the office and royal power that he has from God and the people, can have place.
30: Whether or not passive obedience is a means to which we are subjected in conscience by virtue of a divine commandment, and what a means resistance is; that flying resistance.
31: Whether self-defense, by opposing violence to unjust violence, be lawful, by the law of God and nature.
