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 1 Intro  |         of wickedness."7 ~These words were written while the Open
 2   1    |         shall they with feigned words make merchandise of you." ~
 3   1    |    strive against the works and words of the evil spirit, and
 4   1    | satellites are bent on devilish words and works? Ought we for
 5   1    |       with insolent juggling of words they would persuade us that
 6   1    |         to fight them with mere words, we will quote the Scriptures.
 7   1    |      faith? What becomes of the words of Paul in I Corinthians
 8   1    |    cling with firm faith to the words of God, and then the devil
 9   2    |      Rome it is sufficient that words are changed and not the
10   2    |      covetousness, with feigned words, shall make merchandise
11   2    |        talk, and yet I have not words to tell them all. The bishops,
12 Prop1  |        else than force the holy words of God out of their true
13 Prop1  |         frankly interpret these words negatively, to mean "I do
14 Prop2  |       the purse, wax for honey, words for goods, the letter for
15 Prop2  |       any man ensnare us in his words? As St. Paul says, 1 Cor.
16 Prop3  |      heathen has with his false words deluded and made fools of
17 Prop3  |       many have tried with vain words to save his reputation.
18 Prop3  |      commands, with many severe words, that his laws are to be
19 Prop3  |   empire should be, and let his words and pretensions be fulfilled! ~
20 Prop3  | shamming, these false and lying words and juggler's tricks? Is