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 1   1,   0|           sins, of faith, and of the true consolation of the cross.
 2   1,   0|             be the government of the true church: how from among this
 3   1,   0|             degree a preacher of the true faith. Thus, that God may
 4   1,   0|          Caesar's;" that is, that in true repentance, in the acknowledgment
 5   1,   0|             Him. These were Luther's true principles, and to them
 6   1,   0|             Euripedes is found to be true, "Every thing from the companion
 7   1,   0|               O Thou, the living and true God, the Eternal Father
 8   1,   0|              this fold, in which Thy true doctrine is heard, may not
 9   1,   0|            minds of many, awaken the true faith, and prayer, that
10   2,   0|           being in possession of the true state of things, might be
11   2,   0|             wherein is contained the true doctrine of the Son of God,
12   2,   2|            polity_we acknowledge the true helmsmen, and we watch their
13   2,   2| demonstration of the will and of the true worship of God, an unfolding
14   2,   2|      all-important work of spreading true religion; and although at
15   2,   2|           highest approbation. It is true that many exclaim "the church
16   2,   2|            pointed out the nature of true prayer, and he called back
17   2,   2|                Whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest,
18   2,   2|              the distinction between true and false prayer, and on
19   2,   2|           also on distinguishing the true God from false deities.
20   2,   2|              wise, good, merciful,_a true Judge, powerful and uncontrolled;
21   2,   2|             thou wilt seal in us the true doctrine, as Isaiah prayed