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 1   i   |      desire to observe this our Order of Divine Service, on no
 2   i   |       towards a German Mass and Order of Divine Service: and there
 3   i   |    those who already have agood Order or, by God's grace, can
 4   i   |   adoptforthwith our Wittenberg Order. It never was the case that
 5   i   |       In fine, weinstitute this Order not for the sake of those
 6   i   |       necessary to have such an Order for the sake of those whoare
 7   i   |     sinner. But, above all, the Order is for thesimple and for
 8   i, 3|        true type of Evangelical Order should embrace, must not
 9   i, 3|   otherChristian works. In this Order, those whose conduct was
10   i, 3| Christians in earnest, Form and Order wouldsoon shape itself.
11   i, 3|      But I cannot and would not order or arrange such acommunity
12 iii, h|        the year,it were best to order the Postill of the day,
13 iii, k|        And for the sake of good order and discipline in going
14 iii, o|         forthe rest, no law nor order, exhortation nor driving,
15 iii, o|        up, this and every other order is so to be used that should
16 iii, o|      them awayand buy new ones. Order is an outward thing. Be
17 iii, o|    misuse. Then it is no longer order but disorder. So no Order
18 iii, o|       order but disorder. So no Order hasany intrinsic worth of
19 iii, o|          as hitherto the Popish Order has been thoughtto have.
20 iii, o|         thoughtto have. But all Order has its life, worth, strength,