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Philip Melancthon
Life and Acts of M. Luther

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1 1, 0| that he was born on the 10th of November, after eleven 2 1, 0| in the year of our Lord 1483. When be had attained an 3 1, 0| At this time, in the year 1508 the Venerable Stupicius ( 4 1, 0| Allsaints, (sic) in the year 1517. Upon this, Tetzel, acting 5 1, 0| held at Worms in the year 1521. He himself made no change 6 1, 0| imperial diet, in the year 1530, and are apparent both from 7 2, 0| on the death of Luther, 1546 ~On our assembling to hear 8 1 | MELANCTHON. WITTEMBURG. 1549. (sic)~ ~DR. MARTIN LUTHER.~ 9 2, 0| current in society. On the 17th of February, our Master 10 2, 0| on the following day, the 18th of February, he commended 11 2, 2| life which until the age of 63 was absorbed in subjects 12 2, 2| Noe, and were altogether abandoned to the worship of idols. 13 1, 0| with greater accuracy and ability than he could have met with 14 2, 0| know not whether I shall be able hereafter to pursue the 15 1, 0| in public disputations, ably elucidated to admiring audiences, 16 1, 0| of iniquity, that is, the abominations of mankind, God by the voice 17 2, 2| draught, on account of our abounding infirmities." But when he 18 1, 0| ceremonies, but during his absence Carolostadius and others 19 1, 0| was not only impure, but absolutely polluted; that is to say, 20 2, 2| until the age of 63 was absorbed in subjects of the highest 21 2, 2| in common with them, the absorbing contemplation of divine 22 1, 0| perfect health, literally abstain from both meat and drink; 23 1, 0| sic) habit though very abstemious; I have seen him during 24 2, 2| we also can be heard and accepted of God. Therefore shall 25 1, 0| he strenuously declined accepting the degree, he received 26 1, 0| fame of intellect, but an accession to his piety, he pursued 27 1, 0| who lost his life by some accident of which I am ignorant. 28 1, 0| that the catholic church accords in receiving the doctrine 29 1, 0| grammatical studies with greater accuracy and ability than he could 30 1, 0| and as his memory was both accurate and tenacious, much of what 31 1, 0| little truth was there in the accusation of his having been suborned 32 1, 0| as before, but thundering accusations against Luther, and vociferated 33 1, 0| true repentance, in the acknowledgment and promulgation of sound 34 1, 0| scriptures, that he might acquaint himself with the will of 35 1, 0| more particularly to the acquirement of Greek and Hebrew, in 36 2, 2| incite one another to the acquiring of heavenly wisdom, and 37 1, 0| 1517. Upon this, Tetzel, acting by no means inconsistently 38 1, 0| labours would be called into action ; this although uttered 39 1, 0| the writings of Occam, the acumen of which author, he preferred 40 1, 0| first time, or in the most acute manner, during the year 41 2, 2| worthy of our consideration. Adam, Seth, Enoch, Methusalem, 42 1, 0| honour conferred on him, adding in pleasantry, that God 43 1, 0| and "Indulgences," these additional subjects, "The Distinction 44 2, 0| recited to us the following address; saying at the same time, 45 1, 0| principles, and to them he adhered,_he rendered to God the 46 1, 0| appearance of reform, and adhering in his councils to the divine 47 1, 0| wished to retain, and what administration of the sacraments he most 48 1, 0| speak in public, and much admired his lofty genius, his convincing 49 1, 0| disputations, ably elucidated to admiring audiences, labyrinths of 50 2, 2| and kept by him. Luther admonished us that this divine promise, 51 1, 0| universally acknowledged and adored; for which purpose Thou 52 2, 2| matured by long experience, adorned with many excellent and 53 1, 0| monastic thraldom. Much advantage would have been derived 54 1, 0| oratory, would have proved advantageous in moderating the impetuosity 55 1, 0| and this he did by the advice of his friends, who deemed 56 2, 2| on the contrary he rather advocated the laying down of arms, 57 1, 0| admirable a character won the affections of his hearers, as according 58 1, 0| times always in some degree, affects even good men, because as 59 1, 0| audaciously and shamelessly affirmed that in connection with 60 1, 0| church by scandal, and to affix disgrace on the cause of 61 1, 0| volume of his works; these he affixed to the church contiguous 62 2, 2| church, schemes for the aggrandizement either of himself or his 63 1, 0| when about to endure his agony, prayed for us, 'Father, 64 2, 0| having retired into it, Albert, the illustrious Count of 65 1, 0| failed them in this attempt. Albertus and his followers, who had 66 1, 0| been satisfied with a small allowance of bread and herring. But 67 1, 0| sins of the world".; he allowed that sins are freely remitted 68 1, 0| day before the festival of Allsaints, (sic) in the year 1517. 69 1, 0| may benefit His church: in allusion to the former, Paul says " 70 1, 0| shall be rooted up by an Almighty hand: these being the origin 71 | along 72 | already 73 1, 0| not at this time make any alteration in the ceremonies of the 74 2, 2| suppose that His word is ambiguous like the leaves of the Sybil,~ ~ 75 2, 0| rise and give orders that Ambrosius, the servant who attended 76 1, 0| the necessity of a more ample discussion of these subjects, 77 1, 0| age, Monitarius and the Anabaptists, also from those Romish 78 2, 2| lie leaned on that sacred anchor which is the power of God; 79 1, 0| the force of his mental anguish impelled him to pursue with 80 2, 2| and that a perusal of them animates our minds even as our voices 81 1, 0| for it has very learned annotations, with a synopsis of the 82 1, 0| in the discourse on the Annunciation, has these words ; "but 83 1, 0| any regard for truth or antiquity, but like sycophants, they 84 2, 0| should make his private apartment warm: and having retired 85 1, 0| in the year 1530, and are apparent both from the rites of the 86 1, 0| writings, against us, and appeal loudly to the Fathers, they 87 1, 0| with his precepts, that his appeals evidently arose, not from 88 1, 0| hastens to extinguish every appearance of reform, and adhering 89 1, 0| the day, and those which appeared to be on the side of truth 90 2, 2| been raised, or that the apple of discord has been thrown 91 1, 0| memory. This rigid course of application he commenced at Erfurt, 92 2, 2| contrary he could fully appreciate the welfare of the community, 93 1, 0| value of these writings is appreciated by the religious world; 94 1, 0| state of things, as he was apprehensive of stir greater disturbances. 95 2, 2| was worthy of our highest approbation. It is true that many exclaim " 96 2, 2| state he now receives the approval of God on the labours which 97 1, 0| some may expound it more aptly than others, or one may 98 2, 2| ecstatic joy, in all the ardour of his soul he gives God 99 1, 0| calling, he contended by argument alone, and forbade recourse 100 1, 0| were conversant with such arguments. Hence it is plainly proved, 101 1, 0| Luther and Reinecke, whether arising from a natural accordance 102 2, 2| it was with emotion that Aristides beheld Themistocles undertaking 103 2, 2| it were, His Gorgons in array against them, then it is 104 2, 2| state, he was earnest to arrest that ardent spirit in its 105 1, 0| that he led him to that article in the creed, in which it 106 1, 0| on the most important articles which are essential to the 107 2, 2| for their leader, first ascend to God and receive from 108 1, 0| to him, on account of the ascendancy which he had gained over 109 2, 2| ministers of the Gospel, ascended and descended with Christ 110 1, 0| after his coronation, be asked Erasmus, of Rotterdam, in 111 1, 0| Luther, was found a fair assemblage of domestic virtues; and 112 2, 0| of Luther, 1546 ~On our assembling to hear the Epistle of Paul 113 2, 2| fellow-helper of Sem and his associate in the all-important work 114 2, 2| high a price as to feel assured that human efforts alone 115 2, 2| lively impulse often leads astray, since none who are subject 116 1, 0| Apostles, the Nicene, and the Athanesian Creeds; but he explained 117 1, 0| well-springs of knowledge, he might attain a greater maturity of judgment. 118 1, 0| particularly adapted to the attainment of piety and the knowledge 119 1, 0| listened to by men of high attainments, Doctor Martin Mellerstadius 120 1, 0| wisdom failed them in this attempt. Albertus and his followers, 121 2, 0| Ambrosius, the servant who attended on the children, should 122 1, 0| circumstances of' conflict attending it; and this he would undoubtedly 123 1, 0| increasing brilliancy. Luther was attentively listened to by men of high 124 1, 0| Dominican order and a most audacious sycophant; at the same time, 125 1, 0| Romish Bishops who most audaciously and shamelessly affirmed 126 2, 2| rather a commemoration in the audience of those now present of 127 1, 0| ably elucidated to admiring audiences, labyrinths of science, 128 1, 0| shamelessly augmented, and his auditors were necessarily compelled 129 2, 0| these writings, which but augment my grief, that I know not 130 1, 0| aged man, in the college of Augustines at Erfurth, who, when he 131 2, 2| Niocaesarien, Basilius, Augustinus, Prosper, Maximus, Hugo, 132 2, 2| Solon, Themistocles, Scipio, Augustus, and others were indeed 133 1, 0| treats the subject with less austerity than others have done. The 134 1, 0| deprived the world of his autobiography, we shall now, with fidelity, 135 1, 0| striking instances of His avenging hand, suddenly such terrors 136 2, 2| authority. That God may avert these evils, let us be more 137 1, 0| political society he ever avoided seditious counsels; and 138 2, 2| ministry, purity, vigilance in avoiding seditious counsels, and 139 1, 0| might in the minds of many, awaken the true faith, and prayer, 140 2, 2| true prayer, and he called back the church universal from 141 2, 2| whilst they with transport bail him as their fellow, and 142 2, 2| the Apostles followed a band, which although somewhat 143 1, 0| instrument in loosing the bands of monastic thraldom. Much 144 1, 0| following day on which, by baptism, he was initiated into the 145 1, 0| conceived a horror at the barbarous sophistry of the monks. 146 2, 2| for us to God, that the barrier of divine wrath is removed 147 1, 0| indulgences. He was, therefore, basely calumniated by those who 148 2, 2| Gregory the Niocaesarien, Basilius, Augustinus, Prosper, Maximus, 149 2, 1| his obsequies. Then let us bathe In tears the muse's lay 150 1, 0| he is still living, can bear witness to the truth of 151 1, 0| teacher whose practice so beautifully harmonized with his precepts, 152 1, 0| has thrown himself on a bed in an adjoining room, and 153 2, 2| choose also for ourselves, befitting leaders and teachers whom 154 1, 0| individual man should realize the behest that his sins are forgiven 155 2, 2| we usually call angels, beholding the Son are enabled to comprehend 156 2, 2| he contemplated, he now beholds with open face,_and moved 157 | below 158 1, 0| people, he made the Gospel bend to Philosophy, that is to 159 2, 2| memories the virtues and the benefactions of this his servant. Let 160 2, 2| allow his virtues, and the benefits which we have derived from 161 2, 2| ignorant with what large benevolence he was endowed, or forget 162 2, 2| we do indeed, mourn our bereavement, and whilst we bow to the 163 1, 0| his talents, how he may best adorn the Church of Christ; 164 1, 0| sought a more abundant and better supply. He read many of 165 | beyond 166 2, 2| amongst us. Let us rather bid him joy that he is now participating 167 1, 0| respecting the time of her son's birth, was, that she clearly remembered 168 2, 2| us of the present age, a bitter draught, on account of our 169 2, 2| factious spirit, or from bitterness of feeling: of these things 170 1, 0| threatens with eternal wrath blasphemers, that is to say, those who 171 1, 0| and which calls that a blasphemy under the awful condemnation 172 1, 0| unto Thee. Deign also to bless the pursuits of Philosophy, 173 2, 2| teaching was by no means a blind dissemination of seditious 174 1, 0| plainly proved, that they are blindly devoted to idolatry who 175 2, 0| assembly and to everlasting bliss, in which he is now enjoying 176 1, 0| could desire that all who boast of being followers of Augustine, 177 1, 0| marvelled, being of no small bodily stature, nor of a weekly ( 178 2, 2| ascending and descending on the body of Christ, are the ministers 179 2, 2| is essential that spirits bold, lofty, and ardent, such 180 2, 2| what way Holy Spirit is the bond of mutual love, no only 181 1, 0| honor and confirm all the bonds of social life. When I reflect 182 2, 1| dear, a father's name he bore. Fallen on the field the 183 2, 2| interests of this world are borne along in a giddy tide of 184 2, 2| who has sent out from its bosom gifted ministers in so unbroken 185 1, 0| constantly abode within the bounds of its proper calling, must 186 1, 0| with a small allowance of bread and herring. But the occasion 187 1, 0| had been kindled in his breast; nor did he altogether relinquish 188 2, 0| entered, the names of whom for brevity's sake, we omit. At length 189 2, 2| knew but in part, which he briefly demonstrated, and which 190 1, 0| excellent women found in her a bright example of Christian virtues. 191 1, 0| gained still increasing brilliancy. Luther was attentively 192 2, 2| Themistocles undertaking and bringing to a happy issue, vast enterprises; 193 1, 0| courtiers, as the Duke of Brunswick expressed in writing, that 194 2, 2| thou shouldest destroy and build up," and when it is His 195 2, 2| as it is related of the builders of Jerusalem, that they 196 1, 0| When Thou shalt have so built up the human race, that 197 1, 0| made a promise to Cardinal Cajetan, that he would maintain 198 1, 0| acknowledged truth, and which calls that a blasphemy under the 199 1, 0| indeed possible that the calmer pursuits of philosophy combined 200 1, 0| He was, therefore, basely calumniated by those who said that he 201 1, 0| would also have refuted the calumnies of those who profess that 202 1, 0| could recite Gabrielis and Cameracensis, almost verbatim; for a 203 2, 2| and piety who can give a candid judgment, it is by no means 204 1, 0| attention; to this Erasmus candidly replied, that he was of 205 1, 0| will exercise reason and candour in judging him, he will 206 1, 0| attained an age at which be was capable of receiving instruction, 207 1, 0| religious world was much captivated; and to the learned also, 208 1, 0| Luther made a promise to Cardinal Cajetan, that he would maintain 209 2, 2| God, whilst he was himself careful to adorn and to preserve 210 1, 0| the cause to God. He also carefully read the polemic writings 211 1, 0| but during his absence Carolostadius and others did; and as he 212 2, 2| course to be pursued in cases of difficulty. Nor was he 213 1, 0| church contiguous to the castle of Wittemburg, on the day 214 1, 0| decided opinion, that the catholic church accords in receiving 215 1, 0| and as he and his party caused some disturbance, Luther 216 1, 0| facility than other men, the causes and designs of those studies. 217 2, 2| His people to all eternity celebrate the blessings which He has 218 1, 0| from those fountains of celestial wisdom, the prophetic and 219 1, 0| Christian duty of Luther, to censure those pernicious errors 220 2, 2| to behold this unbroken chain, which is a clear testimony 221 1, 0| passed away, four remarkable changes in doctrine, followed. During 222 1, 0| between functions of opposite characters, between that of a bishop 223 1, 0| the degree, he received a charge from Stupicius not to reject 224 2, 0| Apostles. Alas, for the chariot of Israel and the horsemen 225 1, 0| also from the heart. The charm of so admirable a character 226 2, 0| himself. Let us therefore cherish his memory with that of 227 2, 1| Since Luther is no more, his cherished name Shall from our hearts, 228 1, 0| church now resounds, the chief of which is clearly comprehended 229 2, 1| on the field the mighty chieftain lies, And Israel's voice 230 1, 0| from the companion of our childhood is sweet." But I could desire 231 1, 0| he was of an ardent and choleric temperament, yet, being 232 1, 0| ancient Latin authors, as Cicero, Virgil, Livy and others; 233 2, 2| ancients did of Hercules, Cimon and others, 'Unadorned indeed, 234 2, 0| even entertain, much less circulate, reports which, as is so 235 2, 0| which he foresaw would be in circulation after Luther's death.~ ~ ~ 236 1, 0| sent to this town from the circumstance of his mother's descent 237 1, 0| rites of the church in that city, and from the doctrine with 238 2, 1| hearts, a deathless tribute claim. We hailed him minister 239 1, 0| Unmoved as I am by the clamours of Epicureans and hypocrites 240 1, 0| Augustine; he partially cleansed the sources, nor do I doubt 241 1, 0| establishment of his faith, a clearer light by degrees, shone 242 1, 0| with more, others with less clearness, holding the doctrines of 243 2, 0| length when he found that the close of his life was approaching, 244 1, 0| not only applied with the closest diligence to ecclesiastical 245 2, 1| church in tears A mourner clothed in saddest garb appears. 246 2, 2| of Thy church, with Thy co-eternal Son our Lord Jesus Christ 247 1, 0| in the convention held at Cologne, by the Emperor Charles 248 1, 0| calmer pursuits of philosophy combined with oratory, would have 249 1, 0| particular, but that it is the command of God that each individual 250 2, 2| departed one, but rather a commemoration in the audience of those 251 1, 0| course of application he commenced at Erfurt, in which town, 252 2, 2| of those whom we wish to commend; passing however, in silence 253 2, 2| than the perusal of many commentaries would do. To this he added 254 1, 0| has excelled all previous commentators. The value of these writings 255 2, 0| Into Thy hands I commit my spirit, Thou hast redeemed 256 1, 0| intention of stirring up further commotions, but that he was desirous 257 2, 0| circumstances of Luther's death, to communicate to you the following particulars, 258 2, 2| appreciate the welfare of the community, whilst he most sagaciously 259 1, 0| true, "Every thing from the companion of our childhood is sweet." 260 1, 0| accordance of mind, or from their companionship in youthful studies, was 261 1, 0| writers; and as he read and compared the precepts and examples 262 2, 2| by no means difficult on comparing opinions, to distinguish 263 1, 0| authors on this subject, in comparison with the preceding conversations, 264 1, 0| auditors were necessarily compelled to agree with so correct 265 1, 0| succession, had it found teachers competent to the work; and it is indeed 266 1, 0| be with ease excelled his competitors in the course of learning. 267 2, 2| without any evil design, have complained that Luther was unduly severe; 268 2, 0| was attacked by his usual complaint to which I remember he had 269 1, 0| derived from a copious and complete notice of these incidents, 270 1, 0| in those parts.. Here he completed his grammatical studies. 271 1, 0| these men he directed to compose something against Luther, 272 2, 2| the enemies of truth, and composing expositions fraught with 273 1, 0| public speaker, and in prose composition; whilst in poetry, be with 274 1, 0| chief of which is clearly comprehended in the confession. I relate 275 1, 0| surpassed all others in the comprehensive range of reading and disputation 276 2, 2| palm in oratory has been conceded. We do then for our own 277 2, 2| although irreligious men conceive that the interests of this 278 1, 0| understandings, for the first time conceived a horror at the barbarous 279 1, 0| question, I unhesitatingly conclude that a mind which so constantly 280 1, 0| following passage "God has concluded them all in unbelief that 281 2, 2| our lives in Thy fear." In conclusion, as we are aware that the 282 1, 0| hypocrites who either deride or condemn the plain truth, it is my 283 1, 0| blasphemy under the awful condemnation of God, which pertinaciously 284 1, 0| opinions; these Luther severely condemned, but he lent his own influence 285 1, 0| were not in a flourishing condition, and on this account, when 286 1, 0| with the circumstances of' conflict attending it; and this he 287 1, 0| fidelity, relate those things connected with it which we have heard 288 1, 0| almost to deprive him of consciousness; and I myself have seen 289 1, 0| obtained in that neighbourhood consequently great. The affection which 290 2, 2| teaching, implore you to consider to what the world now stands 291 2, 2| fathers is well worthy of our consideration. Adam, Seth, Enoch, Methusalem, 292 1, 0| of God before all worldly considerations. The eternal Father spake 293 1, 0| his protest, were publicly consigned to the flames. These ravings 294 1, 0| conversations, and with his own consoling experience of the work of 295 1, 0| peculiar delicacy of mind was conspicuous in her character, accompanied 296 2, 2| labours, his faith, his constancy, and his other virtues are 297 1, 0| conclude that a mind which so constantly abode within the bounds 298 2, 2| Gospel, we may ourselves constitute the house and church of 299 1, 0| and prayer. He possessed a constitution at which I have often marvelled, 300 2, 2| Remission of Sins, we are constrained to acknowledge that Luther 301 1, 0| dialectic writings, which contain doctrine wholesome and necessary 302 1, 0| than others have done. The contamination of their own times always 303 2, 2| demonstrated, and which in faith he contemplated, he now beholds with open 304 1, 0| he speedily surpassed his contemporaries, both in the copiousness 305 1, 0| mindful of his calling, he contended by argument alone, and forbade 306 2, 2| far removed he was from contention and strife, whilst to all 307 1, 0| grieved by the report of these contests, foreseeing as he did, that 308 1, 0| he affixed to the church contiguous to the castle of Wittemburg, 309 1, 0| thirsting for knowledge, continually sought a more abundant and 310 1, 0| of their school; he thus contrasted, spiritual Holiness with 311 1, 0| intelligible even to those who were conversant with such arguments. Hence 312 1, 0| opinions of Aristotle, began to convert the doctrines of the Church 313 2, 2| Him: he enforced on us the conviction that prayer is to be made 314 2, 2| for when the Holy Spirit convicts the world, dissentions arise 315 1, 0| which he removed, but to convince them that he embraced every 316 2, 2| and by which we must be convinced that through faith alone 317 1, 0| admired his lofty genius, his convincing eloquence, and the happy 318 1, 0| indicates the approaching convulsions. Luther now began his commentary 319 1, 0| have been derived from a copious and complete notice of these 320 1, 0| contemporaries, both in the copiousness of his language as a public 321 1, 0| Charles the fifth, after his coronation, be asked Erasmus, of Rotterdam, 322 1, 0| errors of this age might be corrected, at least in some degree, 323 2, 2| later age has become more corrupt, yet God has always preserved 324 1, 0| called together, as his council, certain monks and theologians 325 2, 2| prescribed to us by divine counsel, and that a perusal of them 326 2, 0| Albert, the illustrious Count of Mansfield, with his Countess, 327 2, 0| Count of Mansfield, with his Countess, and many others, entered, 328 1, 0| existing customs of the country in which we have been nurtured; 329 1, 0| Lordship of the illustrious Counts of Mansfield, but the parents 330 1, 0| been suborned or incited by courtiers, as the Duke of Brunswick 331 1, 0| him to that article in the creed, in which it is said " I 332 1, 0| Nicene, and the Athanesian Creeds; but he explained in many 333 2, 0| as you know, to deliver a critical exposition of the Epistle 334 1, 0| true consolation of the cross. With so admirable a theology, 335 1, 0| hatred of the Pope and of crowned heads against Luther. Luther, 336 2, 2| been the object of most cruel hatred to many, let us who 337 2, 0| case, will probably now be current in society. On the 17th 338 1, 0| be was according to the custom of the schools, presented 339 1, 0| naturally favour the existing customs of the country in which 340 1, 0| is referred to in Psalm cxxii. "Pray for the peace of 341 2, 1| THE REV. MARTIN LUTHER, D.D., FROM THE LATIN OF PHILIP 342 2, 2| deliberations have arisen on the danger of the state, we have seen 343 2, 2| polity, the purposes, the dangers, and the deliverances of 344 2, 2| doubtless with the greater daring, lay waste the doctrine 345 1, 0| which shines as a light in a dark place," gathers the everlasting 346 2, 2| sees, not as in a glass darkly, the essential character 347 1, 0| the light of truth first dawned upon them after a long night 348 2, 2| angels of God ascending and [de]scending upon the Son of 349 2, 1| taught his word. Luther is dead! and now the church in tears 350 2, 1| Shall from our hearts, a deathless tribute claim. We hailed 351 1, 0| accustomed to refer matters of debate which affected the common 352 1, 0| ecclesiastics have often been deceived on this question, I unhesitatingly 353 1, 0| the plain truth, it is my decided opinion, that the catholic 354 2, 2| manner of the heathen, a declamation in praise of the departed 355 1, 0| silenced, he hurled not only declamations as before, but thundering 356 2, 2| promise, which infidels declare to be fabulous, is and must 357 2, 2| full consolation, which declares that heaven is opened, that 358 1, 0| relinquished, they began to decline from such an unhallowed 359 1, 0| that when he strenuously declined accepting the degree, he 360 1, 0| committed to Peter by secret decrees, political power also was 361 2, 0| governed the Church in this decrepitude of the world. Human sagacity 362 1, 0| into the church of God, was dedicated to Saint Martin. But his 363 2, 2| general, say that these good deeds are but idle pastime or 364 1, 0| advice of his friends, who deemed that a mind of such large 365 1, 0| Luther ardently thirsted for deeper draughts; and with this 366 2, 2| Gospel is manifest, as the deepest shades had previously veiled 367 2, 0| wilt govern, preserve, and defend Thy Church. Amen.~ ~ ~ 368 1, 0| subjects not for the purpose of defending Luther, but that pious minds 369 2, 2| soldiers of their Lord in defense of His Church, so are they 370 1, 0| truly other things yet more degrading, which cannot be told, and 371 2, 2| the true God from false deities. There are many in this 372 2, 2| And often when weighty deliberations have arisen on the danger 373 1, 0| virtues; and a peculiar delicacy of mind was conspicuous 374 2, 2| the Son of Man." Thus he delighted first to instill into the 375 2, 2| and His Apostles. It is delightful to behold this unbroken 376 1, 0| rejoices in iniquity and delights in the transgressions and 377 2, 0| undertaken as you know, to deliver a critical exposition of 378 2, 2| purposes, the dangers, and the deliverances of the prophets, and with 379 2, 2| in part, which he briefly demonstrated, and which in faith he contemplated, 380 2, 2| Epicureans give out, but a demonstration of the will and of the true 381 2, 2| became his character, as is depicted in the following passage; " 382 1, 0| overwhelmed his mind, as almost to deprive him of consciousness; and 383 2, 2| most wisely and weightily descant on these highest themes; 384 2, 2| Holy Spirit, and afterwards descend, that is to fulfill their 385 2, 2| the Gospel, ascended and descended with Christ for his leader, 386 2, 2| the angels ascending and descending on the body of Christ, are 387 1, 0| circumstance of his mother's descent from an ancient and honorable 388 2, 2| for his leader, so now be descries angels sent on embassies 389 1, 0| what monasteries were first deserted, for Luther disputed but 390 1, 0| councils, which taught that men deserve the remission of their sins 391 1, 0| Although the name of Luther is deservedly of good report, since he 392 1, 0| models of reform such as is desirable in Christian churches; and 393 1, 0| childhood is sweet." But I could desire that all who boast of being 394 1, 0| us to acknowledge these desires and these more abundant 395 1, 0| heard, may not he brought to desolation; and since Thy Son our Lord 396 1, 0| that this heretic would be destroyed by fire. His propositions 397 2, 2| and to those fears which deter diffident minds from venturing 398 1, 0| remitted to some, as the devils also believe that they were 399 1, 0| that something should be devised in their place. From these 400 1, 0| monks. Luther now began to devote himself more particularly 401 2, 2| from which, with a peculiar dexterity, he derived precedents adapted 402 1, 0| fault as those who now with diabolical pertinacity maintain it. 403 1, 0| published [Greek] ((((((((((( or dialectic writings, which contain 404 1, 0| fertility in thought and diction ought by no means to be 405 1, 0| the Fifth, at an imperial diet, in the year 1530, and are 406 2, 2| by faith; he showed the difference between the Law and the 407 2, 2| judgment, it is by no means difficult on comparing opinions, to 408 2, 2| to be pursued in cases of difficulty. Nor was he as many think, 409 2, 2| those fears which deter diffident minds from venturing to 410 2, 2| these evils, let us be more diligent in regulating our lives 411 2, 2| regulating our lives and directing our pursuits, and let us 412 1, 0| he approved and what he disapproved. We know that statesmen 413 2, 2| power of God: we clearly discern his polity_we acknowledge 414 1, 0| at Erfurth, who, when he disclosed to him the conflicts of 415 2, 2| raised, or that the apple of discord has been thrown by the church, 416 1, 0| kinds, and must confess that discords often arise even in the 417 1, 0| place Methodius, for he discouraged the fantasies of Origen, 418 1, 0| strengthened about this time by the discourses of a certain aged man, in 419 2, 2| in these controversies we discover the revelation of Himself. 420 2, 0| sagacity could not have discovered the doctrines of the Remission 421 1, 0| by scandal, and to affix disgrace on the cause of God, whilst 422 1, 0| and Divine," and, on "the Disgraceful Profanation of the Lord' 423 2, 0| whom the ungodly persecute, dishonour, and blaspheme; take Thou 424 2, 0| supper a recurrence of the disorder took place, under the influence 425 2, 2| veiled its doctrines, in dispersing these he clearly proved 426 1, 0| comprehensive range of reading and disputation with a zealous observance 427 1, 0| first deserted, for Luther disputed but little on these points 428 2, 2| was by no means a blind dissemination of seditious opinions, as 429 1, 0| from above. Thus then he dissented widely from the seditious 430 1, 0| luxury of the Bishops, whose dissolute manners had become obnoxious 431 1, 0| philosophy and the gospel; distinctions which certainly are not 432 1, 0| he expresses himself more distinctly than in others, yet, if 433 2, 2| on comparing opinions, to distinguish those which accord from 434 2, 2| to be shaken. He was also distinguished for the acuteness of his 435 2, 2| manifestations; also on distinguishing the true God from false 436 1, 0| as Satan ever studies to distract the church by scandal, and 437 1, 0| they saw that the world was distracted. Luther did not at this 438 1, 0| and his party caused some disturbance, Luther on his return, by 439 1, 0| apprehensive of stir greater disturbances. Frederic being a wise prince, 440 2, 2| us who know that he was a divinely inspired minister of the 441 1, 0| their own works, and the dogma of the Pharisees, that men 442 1, 0| found a fair assemblage of domestic virtues; and a peculiar 443 1, 0| by Tetzel, a friar of the Dominican order and a most audacious 444 1, 0| Vatican. Then arose the Dominicans and the Franciscans, who, 445 1, 0| the hour, but that she was doubtful as to the year; she said, 446 2, 2| power of Luther, they will doubtless with the greater daring, 447 1, 0| possibly by others, to seek the downfall of episcopal power and dignity, 448 1, 0| the schools. Meanwhile he drank with avidity from those 449 2, 2| the present age, a bitter draught, on account of our abounding 450 1, 0| ardently thirsted for deeper draughts; and with this feeling he 451 1, 0| the children of God may draw sure evidences of the truth. 452 2, 1| orphans in our grief, we dress affection's urn.~ ~ ~ ~ 453 2, 2| writers had done; he also drew a line of distinction between 454 1, 0| abstain from both meat and drink; at other times for many 455 1, 0| of languages, and having drunk at the well-springs of knowledge, 456 2, 2| this time Sem was still dwelling in the neighbourhood of 457 1, 0| pertinacity maintain it. I have dwelt on these subjects not for 458 2, 2| felicity of the state, he was earnest to arrest that ardent spirit 459 1, 0| taught correctly, he prayed earnestly, and he possessed all the 460 1, 0| explained to them, with renewed earnestness, the universal and all-important 461 1, 0| of so great a mind might easily have embraced all the arts 462 1, 0| points of the controversy. Eccius at this time instituted 463 1, 0| reflect however, that high ecclesiastics have often been deceived 464 2, 2| open face,_and moved with ecstatic joy, in all the ardour of 465 1, 0| whilst yet quite young his education was entrusted to the care 466 1, 0| evidence that he would one day, effect the overthrow of the theories 467 2, 2| feel assured that human efforts alone could never have attained 468 1, 0| be said without glaring effrontery, that such a reform was 469 2, 2| of truth throughout all Egypt, at that time the most flourishing 470 1, 0| passed in the school of Eisenach, he had an opportunity of 471 1, 0| originally resided in the town of Eisleben, where he was born, subsequently 472 1, 0| from a confession which the Elector-John, Duke of Saxony, and Prince 473 2, 1| ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF THE REV. 474 1, 0| 10th of November, after eleven o'clock at night; and that 475 2, 0| the horsemen thereof! Our Elijah is no more, he who guided 476 2, 2| Samuel, and David; then Elisha, of whose ministry the prophet 477 1, 0| the Pharisees, Zacharias, Elizabeth, Mary and many others, were 478 | elsewhere 479 1, 0| over the public mind by his elucidation of important theories, as 480 2, 2| descries angels sent on embassies by their Lord, and enjoys 481 2, 2| God. Let us then devotedly embrace his doctrines, and strive 482 2, 2| spirits of these he now embraces, with delight he listens 483 1, 0| of the father of George Emilius, who, as he is still living, 484 2, 0| us, and art now the risen Emmanuel, that Thou wilt govern, 485 2, 2| states, or ruled over vast empires; yet do they rank far below 486 2, 2| angels, beholding the Son are enabled to comprehend and to rejoice 487 1, 0| that is to say, those who endeavour to destroy acknowledged 488 1, 0| and wealth of many, they endeavoured to call public attention 489 2, 2| Let it not be said that endless disputations have been raised, 490 1, 0| that a mind of such large endowment, and of such fertility in 491 1, 0| for to these two great ends, our whole life with all 492 1, 0| Jesus Christ, when about to endure his agony, prayed for us, ' 493 2, 2| flying far from Him: he enforced on us the conviction that 494 2, 2| inextricable controversies are engendered in it; to these I answer,_ 495 2, 2| falsely assert; nor have the enigmas of the Sphynx been propounded 496 1, 0| and ceremonies, forcibly enjoined moderation, for he did not 497 2, 0| bliss, in which he is now enjoying the presence of the Father, 498 2, 2| embassies by their Lord, and enjoys in common with them, the 499 1, 0| Greek] (((((((((; these are "enlarged illustrations of the Prophetic 500 1, 0| man, calculated also to enlighten sincere minds on the subjects 501 1, 0| promises invite all to an enlightened knowledge of Christian doctrines:


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