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 1   1,   0| venerable man, Martin Luther, whilst he was yet with us, gave
 2   1,   0| literary instruction, so that whilst yet quite young his education
 3   1,   0|     and in prose composition; whilst in poetry, be with ease
 4   1,   0|    and I myself have seen him whilst engaged in some doctrinal
 5   1,   0|    fear and confirm his faith whilst the force of his mental
 6   1,   0| disgrace on the cause of God, whilst he rejoices in iniquity
 7   1,   0|   subjects of this character. Whilst I have reflected much and
 8   1,   0|       doctrine to the Church. Whilst contemplating this theme,
 9   1,   0|       teach it in its purity; whilst they direct our studies
10   2,   1|     us well-to weep and mourn Whilst, orphans in our grief, we
11   2,   2|       father and teacher; and whilst he has been the object of
12   2,   2|    raise him up to this work, whilst his personal labours, his
13   2,   2|      remnant of the faithful, whilst it is evident that the light
14   2,   2|  which are acceptable to God, whilst he was himself careful to
15   2,   2|       with divine philosophy; whilst by his pious counsels he
16   2,   2|      Luther to have been, for whilst he steadfastly maintained
17   2,   2|   from contention and strife, whilst to all his actions lie imparted
18   2,   2|     welfare of the community, whilst he most sagaciously perceived
19   2,   2|      and faithful parent; but whilst we bow to the will of God,
20   2,   2| gathered and redeemed church; whilst those divine real ties which
21   2,   2|    the Church. He had learned whilst here on earth which be the
22   2,   2|       he speaks face to face, whilst they with transport bail
23   2,   2|    mourn our bereavement, and whilst we bow to the fiat which
24   2,   2|   fixed in our minds, so that whilst we retain, hear, learn,