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 1 Pref|     others to teach it, since~we see to our sorrow that many
 2    1|      That is as much as to say: "See to it that you let Me~alone
 3    1|       other hand, you can~easily see and judge how the world
 4    1| ourselves. ~Let every one, then, see to it that he esteem this
 5    1|      every one may take note and see that this~is no joke to
 6    1|    fairly merit wrath, as now we see daily in bishops and princes. ~
 7    1|         Commandment, that we may see how God~will tolerate no
 8    1|     disgrace, so that no one may see it or~know it; and no one
 9    1|        make their~boast, we will see whether they can show one
10    1|        and pleasing to Him.~Only see that, although it be regarded
11    1|       giveth thee. ~Here you can see yourself how much God is
12    1|        in~pleasant quietness and see their children's children (
13    1|        other matters, and do not see~and believe that God is
14    1|    babbler had spoken it, let us see whether you are the man
15    1|          injustice, but will not see that we~ourselves are knaves
16    1|         and no one is willing to see that~this is the command
17    1|         all complain, but do not see that it is our~fault; for
18    1|       enemies who cannot~bear to see you have any good, either
19    1|     bodily or spiritual. When we see~such people, our hearts,
20    1|          to freeze to death; you see~one suffer hunger and do
21    1|          starve. So also, if you see any one innocently sentenced
22    1|    worthier, and~everybody would see how they mock and delude
23    1|          be pure. ~From this you see how this popish rabble,
24    1|    parents and the government to see to it that our youth be
25    1|        enjoy it. ~And indeed, we see and experience this being
26    1|         this and become defiant, see whom you have brought upon
27    1|         and ears closed, neither see nor~hear, but go straight
28    1|        neighbor, although he may see him~sin, unless he have
29    1|        to judge it. I can indeed see~and hear that my neighbor
30    1|       easily restored. ~Thus you see that it is summarily forbidden
31    1|      together into one mass, and see if they~can boast that they
32    1|    nature that no one desires to see another~have as much as
33    1|  punished by~laws], and will not see that the neighbor is thereby
34    1|           and being unwilling to see him enjoy~what God has granted
35    1|        eyes of the world. Let us see now what~our great saints
36    1|         in their~cloisters? ~But see, is not that a cursed presumption
37    1|    miserable blind people do not see that no man can~get so far
38    1|         remember it, in order to see what is to urge and compel~
39    1|         do or omit anything. But see to that~which God would
40    1|         for everything. Thus you see how the First Commandment
41    2|          us all~that we have and see before our eyes, but daily
42    2|          and say it, but~neither see nor consider what the words
43    2|        that~therein we sense and see His paternal heart and His
44    2|    greater treasure. For here we see~how the Father has given
45    2|          the Godhead, so that we see~what we have from God over
46    2|        heart, outside of whom we see nothing but an angry and~
47    2|          of God, because here we see~that God gives Himself entire
48    3|       and the words, as we shall see. ~But before we explain
49    3|         should pray, that we may see how~heartily He pities us
50    3|       this reason that we should see and~consider the distress
51    3|          that we do not feel nor see it. Therefore~God also requires
52    3|          because I would like~to see these things brought home
53    3|      devil's children. ~Thus you see that in this petition we
54    3|      such prayer. For because we~see how full the world is of
55    3|        end, as, indeed, we daily~see and experience. How much
56    3|     example and what we hear and see of other people, which~often
57    3|       temptations. Then you will see that they must desist, and
58    3|          for an hour. ~Hence you see again how God wishes us
59    4|      with Him forever. ~Here you see again how highly and precious
60    4|          guides are unwilling to see this,~namely, that faith
61    4|         power of~Baptism, let us see further who is the person
62    4|       must believe it. ~Thus you see plainly that there is here
63    5|         abide, and would like to~see those who will constitute
64    5|        profits. Now we must also see who is the~person that receives
65    5|          Sacrament~often. For we see that men seem weary and
66    5|   examine yourself and to think: See, what sort of a Christian
67    5|        Because nature and reason see~this, they refuse to approach
68    5|        place, look about you and see whether you are also in
69    5|        adhere~to the Gospel, and see whether no one will become
70    5|     murderer, who cannot bear to see you live~one single hour.
71    5|        single hour. If you could see how many knives, darts,
72    5|         unfortunately you do not see, so that, with the grace