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 1   1,   0|                       That venerable man, Martin Luther, whilst he
 2   1,   0|              an unworthy theme for a man to choose, yet we well know
 3   1,   0|             But his brother James, a man of uprightness and integrity,
 4   1,   0|         discourses of a certain aged man, in the college of Augustines
 5   1,   0|             God that each individual man should realize the behest
 6   1,   0|               and such was that aged man of whom I have spoken, as
 7   1,   0| transgressions and ruin of miserable man; so on that occasion, be
 8   1,   0|          worship God, and that every man should in the performance
 9   1,   0|              graces essential in the man who is acceptable to God.
10   1,   0|           the Son of God says, "If a man love me he will keep my
11   1,   0|           wholesome and necessary to man, calculated also to enlighten
12   2,   2|              is made of that revered man Dr. Martin Luther, our beloved
13   2,   2|             of Paul which says, that man is justified by faith; he
14   2,   2|              important points a good man,' then was Luther a just
15   2,   2|               then was Luther a just man, and his name of good report;
16   2,   2|             justly mourn that such a man, endowed with the loftiest
17   2,   2|             scending upon the Son of Man." Thus he delighted first
18   2,   2|            God himself says, "If any man love me, he will keep my