(I.) The general good exists from the goods of use which individuals perform; and the goods of use that individuals perform subsist from the general good. (II.) The goods of use which individuals perform, from which the general good exists, are ministries, functions, offices, and various employments. (III.) All the offices and employments in a kingdom, commonwealth and state, regarded as to the goods of use, constitute a form which corresponds to the heavenly form. (IV.) They also constitute a form which corresponds to the human form. (V.) In this form each individual is a good of use, according to the extent of his office and employment.