Short Answer: Three.
Money is something that has nothing to do with what the gods have given up. Money is a completely man made institution. Still, that being true, doesn't make the second paragraph the answer. In fact, it makes no mention of the gods.
Paragraph one does not speak of man, it speaks mostly of the gods. Given what's in the two remaining paragraphs, I'm not sure that this one shouldn't be picked. Let's just see what three and four bring. No one does't connect his own laws with the power of the gods. It cannot be a choice.
I suppose you are intended to pick three, because he speaks of dreading the power of Zeus, but still he intends to enforce his own laws. So given your directions, I would pick three.
The fourth paragraph is a good indication of his own laws and how he esteems them, especially his ability to dole out punishment, but it does not mention his fear of the gods.