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 1   1    |         would be the use of this commandment, if we were only to believe
 2 Prop1  |          them nothing good -- no commandment, no obedience -- but, on
 3 Prop1  | wantonness, and made a universal commandment forbidding priests to marry.64
 4 Prop1  |         no longer valid; for the commandment of God, which decrees that
 5 Prop1  |       for the sake of the pope's commandment, though many mad jurists,
 6 Prop1  |       until by their means God's commandment has been altogether destroyed.
 7 Prop2  |    undertakest to loose this His commandment, and ordainest in thine
 8 Prop2  |         See. He suppresses God's commandment, he exalts his own commandment
 9 Prop2  |   commandment, he exalts his own commandment over it; if he is not Antichrist,
10 Prop2  |          and oath; whereby God's commandment was sinned against and the
11 Prop2  |     Christian safe-conduct and a commandment of God. Beyond doubt they
12 Prop2  |          not act contrary to the commandment of God; and no one is so
13 Prop2  |  safe-conduct is contrary to the commandment of God, even though they
14 Prop2  |       unjustly and against God's commandment, and the Bohemians should
15 Prop2  | safe-conduct shall be kept. This commandment we should keep though the