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 1   1      |          reason -- viz., that all Christians are truly of the "spiritual
 2   1      |          faith, and are all alike Christians; for baptism, Gospel and
 3   1      |         the manner aforesaid that Christians in olden days chose from
 4   1      |      neither different from other Christians nor superior to them, except
 5   1  (12)|                i.e., They are all Christians, among whom there can be
 6   1      |        Thus saith St. Paul to all Christians: Roman 13:1, 4 "Let every
 7   1      |         also as spiritual as good Christians as they, or did not belong
 8   1      |        mine not? We are all alike Christians, and have baptism, faith,
 9   1      |     between those who are equally Christians? Only from human laws and
10   1  (16)|       shudder, O earth! Behold, O Christians, what Rome is!" (Weimar
11   1      |       says in John 6:45, that all Christians shall be taught of God.
12   1      |           wicked men, and no true Christians, not taught of God, not
13   1      |         also for all Apostles and Christians, as he says in John 17:9,
14   1      |      confess that there are pious Christians among us, who have the true
15   1      |      enemy from hell, awakens the Christians, and calls them together? ~
16   2  (1) |                   Der Haufe, i.e. Christians considered en masse, without
17   2      |        consider that they too are Christians, and should protect the
18   2      |          filled with the blood of Christians, only so the concord of
19   2      |            only so the concord of Christians should not trouble the Holy
20 Prop1    |           they have really become Christians, and intend to permit no
21 Prop1    |        the faith and holy life of Christians, to hold the primates and
22 Prop1    |          is no small shame to all Christians that at Rome they deal so
23 Prop1    |        the Germans, above all the Christians on earth, had to be the
24 Prop1    |        the pope. Now if they were Christians, and held God's honor above
25 Prop1    |           worldly glory, i.e., of Christians? Not that this in itself
26 Prop1    |         God honor, when all other Christians, who are much more holy
27 Prop1    |        The nearer Rome, the worse Christians."50 Men bring back with
28 Prop1    |        order to destroy in simple Christians this false, seductive faith,
29 Prop2    |        devotion and faith. O dear Christians! God cares not for much
30 Prop2    |      glory nor the improvement of Christians is sought, but only money
31 Prop2    |          he would be sorry if all Christians were equal and were at one. ~
32 Prop2    |           not bound to do for all Christians, gratis and for God's sake,
33 Prop2    |          great a difference among Christians, who all have the same baptism,
34 Prop2    |     throughout Christendom. Among Christians no one ought to go begging!
35 Prop2    |        all the angels, saints and Christians on earth. Hold to this fraternity
36 Prop2    |        commandments, and to teach Christians, especially the German nation,
37 Prop2    |        demanded, but since we are Christians and each is bound to help
38 Prop3    |      fools of so many of the best Christians. God has sent him as a plague
39 Prop3    |           Keep them away from all Christians! Let no one accuse me of
40 Prop3    |           a pitiful thing that we Christians should be maintain among
41 Prop3    | Scriptures show that the cause of Christians and of Christendom must