PG here. Sunday, March 30, 13a and 14b, according to the pdf. Extra addition to John Locke's "Second Treatise of Government and Letter Concerning Toleration." PG here I started copying and pasting 1 page of John Locke a day. We are on day 47. It is such a small book; it only has about 153 pages all together. But it is extremely anointed by God. As if God himself were writing it. It explains that government by God is working parallel, on the same road going in the same direction, like Route 66 and Route 44 out in Oklahoma. One was the old road; the other is called the Broken Arrow Highway, the new Route 66. WIKI: In Oklahoma, the original U.S. Route 66 was largely replaced by Interstate 40 (I-40) and Interstate 44 (I-44), with the latter bypassing the cities of Tulsa and Oklahoma City, while State Highway 66 (SH-66) follows the final alignment of US 66, including the Broken Arrow Highway.
The ends, the purpose for government and political societies, is protection of properties, using what we learn in church, ecclesia, and fellowship while worshipping God in another type of society. The goal's end, purpose, is following the Prince of Peace as King. Living and furthering, propagating his Kingdom on the earth. So the whole earth becomes the Garden of Eden. Man walks and talks with God on the earth, or creation, a garden that Adam and Eve tend to dominate, multiplying, being good stewards, and taking good care of the earth and all living things on the earth.
13b and 14a according to the PDF, were written in a time frame where people had been burnt at the stake, had their properties taken from them, were excommunicated, and were told what church was the right one and how to worship. Dissenters suffered the worst of the consequences. John is explaining why that is the furthest thing from Jesus Christ's teachings. The church, the bishops, the hierarchy, the deacons, the presbyters, and the higher-ups, preachers, had no right to harm others if they didn't believe what they were told by them.

fs2.american.edu/dfagel/www/Philosophers/Locke/Letter Concerning Toleratin PDF.pdf