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 1 Intro      |            1883) and E. Lemme (Die 3 grossen Reformationsschriften
 2 Cover, 1   |       passed and the time to (Eccl 3:7) speak is come, as saith
 3 Cover, 1   |            have been arrant (1 Cor 3:18) fools, as Paul says, "
 4   1  (18)  |           prophesied in 2 Thess. 2:3-10 (the "man of sin, sitting
 5   1  (18)  |           God"); 1 John 2:18, 22:4:3, and Rev. 13. In the early
 6   2  (23)  | cordissanen (see above, p.88, note 3), where the name cordissei
 7   2  (24)  |            consuetude (Dist., C.c. 3). The cannon law prescribes (
 8   2  (32)  |            one man. See e.g., note 3, p. 91. ~
 9   2        |        when he said, in II Peter 2:3: "There shall come false
10   2  (42)  |             see above, p. 86, note 3.) According to the theory
11 Prop1      |          to the authority of men. ~3. An imperial law should
12 Prop1  (25)|             See above, p. 88, note 3. ~
13 Prop1      |           without cause; 1 Peter 5:3, for Christ has set in His
14 Prop1  (34)|             see above, p. 89, note 3) on an archbishop elect,
15 Prop1      |        saith St. Paul, 2 Timothy 2:3, "No one entangleth himself
16 Prop1      |          when he said in 2 Timothy 3:5, 7: "They have the appearance
17 Prop1      |             Paul says in I Timothy 3:2, and Titus 1:6, "A bishop
18 Prop1      |          command of God in Genesis 3:19, "In the sweat of thy
19 Prop2      |            St. Paul says, 2 Thess. 3:10: "If a man will not work,
20 Prop2      |         Paul hath said (2 Thess. 2:3 f.) that he shall exalt
21 Prop2  (45)|            see above, p. 105, note 3). They were bestowed by
22 Prop3      |          engage much in commerce. ~3. But the greatest misfortune
23 Prop3      |           to all men in Adam, Gen. 3:17 ff.: "Accursed be the
24 Prop3  (29)|     SCHULTE, Die Fugger in Rom, I, 3). In 1511 a certain Bartholomew