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1 Intro | Spalatin was written, the work on THE PAPACY AT ROME must
2 Intro | preceding the publication of the work ON THE PAPACY must, therefore,
3 Intro | conclusion to the earlier work Luther had said: "Moreover,
4 Intro | The ideas of the latter work are suggested with sufficient
5 Intro | earlier portion12 of the work was not contained in the
6 Intro | reasonable. ~The materials of the work are drawn from many sources, --
7 Intro | mill. But the Spirit of the work is Luther's own. ~For the
8 Intro | undoubtedly Luther's greatest work. Its frank outspokenness
9 Intro | whole is discussed make it a work of absorbing interest and
10 Intro | as does no other single work of the Reformation time,
11 Intro | discussion of the contents of the work, especially its sources,
12 Cover, 2 | and will not suffer a good work to be begun with trust in
13 Cover, 2 | overcome. We must go at this work despairing of physical force
14 1 | every member has its own work, where by it serves every
15 1 | except that of office and work, but not of "estate"; for
16 1 | all engaged in the same work, just as all priests and
17 1 | monks have not the same work. This is the teaching of
18 1 | sacraments, which is their work and office, so it is with
19 1 | a farmer, each has the work and office of his trade,
20 1 | one by means of his own work or office must benefit and
21 1 | in this way many kinds of work may be done for the bodily
22 1 | are allowed to do their work unhindered, what do the
23 1 | spiritual estate," though its work is of a temporal nature.
24 1 | temporal nature. Therefore its work should extend freely and
25 1 | free course to office and work in which God has put them
26 1 | should be considered only the work of the devil, because of
27 2 | this must be counted the work of Christ and St. Peter!
28 2 | office nor authority nor work, but everything is ruled
29 Prop1 | Tu labora, "Thou shalt work." Not, however, as though
30 Prop1 | were not to pray, guard and work; for the man who is diligent
31 Prop1 | and set others over the work." But now Rome stands for
32 Prop1 | the person and office and work of the bishops, and now
33 Prop1 | Antichrist, for all his nature, work and doings are against Christ,
34 Prop1 | destruction of Christ's nature and work. ~It is also ridiculous
35 Prop1 (43)| Italian humanist, published a work in which he proved that
36 Prop1 (43)| Donation was a forgery. This work was republished in Germany
37 Prop1 | pilgrimage is a precious, good work, and this is not true. It
38 Prop1 | It is a very small good work, oftentimes an evil, delusive
39 Prop1 | oftentimes an evil, delusive work, for God has not commanded
40 Prop1 | for the sake of the good work, the priest or lord should
41 Prop1 | boldly tread the vow and good work under foot, as though it
42 Prop1 | they are called to this work by the express desire of
43 Prop2 | grace may also have its work in your subjects! He did
44 Prop2 | is not possible that any work not done out of willing
45 Prop2 | Spirit. It is not a devil's work to try to atone for one
46 Prop2 | think they are doing a good work if they make a festival
47 Prop2 | would be doing a far better work if they honored the saint
48 Prop2 | practice, i.e., he neglects his work and he spends more than
49 Prop2 | his body and unfits it for work. We see this every day,
50 Prop2 | beginning and being a good work is of no avail. Did not
51 Prop2 | have decreed, that is the work of man; put it where you
52 Prop2 (26)| there, and was alleged to work wonderful cures, especially
53 Prop2 | 3:10: "If a man will not work, neither shall he eat."
54 Prop2 | leading another. This is the work of avarice and of the spiritual
55 Prop3 | consider that there is no work more worthy of pope or emperor
56 Prop3 | doctores decretorum8 in the work, but only doctores scrinii
57 Prop3 | might be suffered, if the work justified the name; but
58 Prop3 | vineyard in which we ought to work and toil. ~Above all, the
59 Prop3 | Therefore let them boldly go to work, -- pope, bishop, priest,
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