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 1 Pre   (3)|         s Small Catechism among their binding confessions. These
 2 Pre,  4  |                           4. In their discussion of the doctrine
 3 Pre,  4  |     high degree of agreement in their approaches and conclusions.
 4 Pre,  5  |       show that on the basis of their dialogue the subscribing
 5 Pre,  6  |  repeated reference to them and their arguments. ~
 6 Pre,  7  |     lightly nor do they disavow their own past. On the contrary,
 7 Pre,  7  |       by the conviction that in their respective histories our
 8   1,  10 |         of his saving work have their roots for he is "our Lord,
 9   1,  12 |        s promises anew, confess their sins (1 Jn 1:9), participate
10   4,  19 |         saving grace of God for their salvation. The freedom they
11   4,  19 |        deliverance, of meriting their justification before God,
12   4,  19 |       of attaining salvation by their own abilities. Justification
13   4,  21 |     incapable of cooperating in their salvation, because as sinners
14   4,  21 |    fully involved personally in their faith, which is effected
15   4,  22 |       no longer imputes to them their sin and through the Holy
16   4,  23 |    Christ is our righteousness, their intention is above all to
17   4,  25 |      Christian life. They place their trust in God's gracious
18   4,  26 |      fide). In faith they place their trust wholly in their Creator
19   4,  26 |     place their trust wholly in their Creator and Redeemer and
20   4,  29 | righteous, in that God forgives their sins through Word and Sacrament
21   4,  29 |      love which God requires as their Creator (Deut 6:5; Mt 22:
22   4,  29 |       are also sinners and that their opposition to God is truly
23   4,  31 |       God's commandments retain their validity for the justified
24   4,  32 |      and accusation. Throughout their lives, all persons, Christians
25   4,  32 |       accusation which uncovers their sin so that, in faith in
26   4,  34 |    promises of God. In spite of their own weakness and the manifold
27   4,  34 |         the manifold threats to their faith, on the strength of
28   4,  35 |     promise they are assured of their salvation, but are never
29   4,  37 | Christians struggle against sin their entire lives, this consequence
30   4,  38 |        promised to these works. Their intention is to emphasize
31   4,  38 |   responsibility of persons for their actions, not to contest
32   5,  40 |         of justification are in their difference open to one another
33 App      |       cast a sideways glance at their own endeavors ... But a
34 App      |         human beings concerning their justification never meant,
35 App      |     live before God in spite of their weakness, and with that
36 App      |        people to look away from their experience, and to rely