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 1 Cover, 2   |           by the devil's help, to set kings at odds with one another,
 2   1        |          straw and paper, and may set free the Christian rods
 3   1        |     laymen were taken captive and set down in a wilderness , and
 4   1        |          the fact that one man is set over others were sufficient
 5   2        |           for Christendom, and to set an example of all humility. ~
 6   2        |         the people, whom they are set to rule and guard in things
 7   2        |       kings and princes should be set at odds, as has been the
 8   2        |       free council, and prefer to set all kings and princes at
 9 Prop1      |         Christian nobility should set itself against the pope
10 Prop1      |          preaching and prayer and set others over the work." But
11 Prop1      |       wish to do is to arouse and set to thinking those who have
12 Prop1      |         Peter 5:3, for Christ has set in His Church not tyrants,
13 Prop1      |     carried, but the sacrament is set before him, like a can of
14 Prop1      | immediately became idolatrous and set up their own human works;
15 Prop1      |          of souls. For Christ has set us free from all human laws,
16 Prop2      |        avail. Did not God Himself set aside His own law, which
17 Prop2      |     interfere in His judgment and set up the dear saints as lures
18 Prop2      |       Thee, sit in Thy Church and set himself up as God, -- the
19 Prop3      |     accounting for our neglect to set the Word of God before them.
20 Prop3      |        the first Roman Empire, to set up another, which still
21 Prop3      |         King Solomon, but was not set over him on that account (
22 Prop3  (33)|        Conitendi Ratio Luther had set the age for men at eighteen