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 1   1        |          all one body, yet every member has its own work, where
 2   1        |        say unchristian, that one member should not help another
 3   1        |           the more honorable the member, the more should the others
 4   1        |      temporal power has become a member of the body of Christendom,
 5   1        |       him a heathen." Here every member is commanded to care for
 6   1        |       should we do this when the member that does evil is a ruling
 7   1        |       that does evil is a ruling member, and by his evil-doing is
 8   1        |          able should, a faithful member of the whole body, do what
 9 Prop2  (2) |          is the condition of any member of a monastic order who
10 Prop2  (41)|          in the association each member is believed to participate
11 Prop2  (41)|          membership entitled the member to the enjoyment of certain
12 Prop2  (41)| Peffinnger, of Wittenberg, was a member of 8 such fraternities in