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 1   1    |       the suppression of divine commandments and truths which we have
 2 Prop1  |        be committed against the commandments of God are not reserved
 3 Prop1  |   especially sins against God's commandments, then there is indeed a
 4 Prop1  |        contempt for God and His commandments. It is said: "The first
 5 Prop1  |  misunderstanding of the divine commandments; for they think that this
 6 Prop1  |      and contempt of the divine commandments with his self-willed pilgriming,
 7 Prop1  |        up, torn away from God's commandments, and drawn toward their
 8 Prop1  |      for the despising of God's commandments. Hence come the many beggars,
 9 Prop1  |         to the keeping of God's commandments and to works a thousandfold
10 Prop1  | forbidden and canceled, and the commandments of God exalted, and he ought
11 Prop1  |       in baptism,53 to keep the commandments of God. And yet, in order
12 Prop1  |        and common path of God's commandments; everyone makes himself
13 Prop1  |        he had fulfilled all the commandments of God. ~13. Next we come
14 Prop1  |        law of the pope; and the commandments of God must not be broken
15 Prop2  |       to break and to loose His commandments, and to teach Christians,
16 Prop2  |       much as to say that God's commandments are not to be kept to the
17 Prop2  |      kept to the end that God's commandments may be kept. The devil made