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 1 Intro  |    Introduction~INTRODUCTION~THE OPEN LETTER TO THE CHRISTIAN
 2 Intro  |     scheda publica grew into the OPEN LETTER. At the time when
 3 Intro  |       and the composition of the OPEN LETTER had evidently not
 4 Intro  |       sent the manuscript of the Open Letter to Amsdorf,4 with
 5 Intro  |      have been the time when the Open Letter was composed. In
 6 Intro  |         God help us at length to open our eyes. Amen."~This passage
 7 Intro  |      regarded as the germ of the Open Letter. The ideas of the
 8 Intro  |     words were written while the Open Letter was in course of
 9 Intro  |       course of composition. The Open Letter is, therefore, Luther'
10 Intro  | mentioned, and completion of the Open Letter, Leo X signed the
11 Intro  |        Germany until later. Thus Open Letter shows us the mind
12 Intro  |       the "nobility" to whom the Open Letter is addressed.9 ~The
13 Intro  |          chance omit to read the Open Letter to the Christian
14 Intro  |    circumstance, is all the more open to the insults and wrongs
15 Intro  |          of the Reformation, the OPEN LETTER is undoubtedly Luther'
16 Intro  |        the old. ~The text of the Open Letter is found in Weimar
17   2    |          dare to put God to such open shame! There you have your
18   2    |          reproved for doing such open violence to the law, and
19   2    |     Christendom, though with his open lies he lets the Evil Spirit
20   2    |       exaggeration! It is all so open that even at Rome they must
21   2    |        devilish rule is not only open robbery and deceit, and
22 Prop1  |        because its head deals in open lies, and out of love for
23 Prop1  |   afterwards, when they were all open to every man, and every
24 Prop1  |      will save my conscience and open my month freely, whether
25 Prop2  |       true faith, or who live in open sin; it is not to be used
26 Prop2  |       pious Christian man should open his eyes, and not be misled
27 Prop2  |     unity. Not obstinacy but the open admission of truth must
28 Prop3  |       ask and pray that everyone open his eyes to see the ruin
29 Prop3  |      should be maintain among us open and common houses of prostitution,
30 Prop3  |     through them compelled me to open my mouth wider and wider