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 1 Pref |            and every one~can easily learn it by himself; and so they
 2 Pref |       become children, and begin to learn~their alphabet, which they
 3 Pref |      nothing better or different to learn, and cannot finish~learning
 4 Pref |            further~need to read and learn, but can finish learning
 5 Pref |           the more they find yet to learn; and then~only, as hungry
 6 Pref2|    Therefore we must have the young~learn the parts which belong to
 7 Pref2|        parts which one should first learn to~repeat word for word
 8 Pref2|         things and are unwilling to learn them. For a person~who is
 9 Pref2|        unruly as to be unwilling to learn these things is~not to be
10 Pref2|          that the~young people will learn and retain these things
11 Pref2|           hear it explained and may learn~to understand what every
12    1 | commandments (as we shall~hereafter learn), yet they are joined to
13    1 |           be right, and vice versa.~Learn, therefore, from these words
14    1 |              in order that they may learn to know themselves and amend~
15    1 |             nothing. ~Let us, then, learn well the First Commandment,
16    1 |             have a god, so you must learn~to comprehend simply the
17    1 |         further.~Here, then, let us learn and take to heart the great
18    1 |             not willing to hear and learn it, especially at the time~
19    1 |         that I have the supremacy. ~Learn, therefore, first, what
20    1 |            God. ~Let us, therefore, learn at last, for God's sake,
21    1 |             it. For thence we would~learn how we could have joy, happiness,
22    1 |           concern of ours~what they learn or how they live; and no
23    1 |             are talented, have them learn and study something, that
24    1 |        house among our neighbors to learn how we~should live with
25    1 |         doing what they can, and we learn to calm our wrath, and to~
26    1 |           tongue. ~The same you can learn also from the daily government
27    1 |          public, that every one may learn to guard against it. ~Thus
28    1 |   Commandment, in order that~we may learn what pains God requires
29    1 |          requires to the end we may learn to~inculcate and practice
30    1 |            the young, that they~may learn and remember it, in order
31    1 |             His~Word, but gladly to learn, hear, and esteem it holy,
32    2 |     Therefore it is as~necessary to learn this part as the former
33    2 |             simple-minded that they learn~to comprehend and understand
34    2 |            peace,~security. Thus we learn from this article that none
35    2 |    necessary for the most simple to learn, both as to~what we have
36    2 |        quick and the dead. ~Here we learn to know the Second Person
37    2 |             said), that we may here learn how we have~been redeemed;
38    2 |     comprehensive that we~never can learn it fully.~~
39    2 |           not attain of ourselves. ~Learn, then, to understand this
40    2 |           these parts whatever they learn in the Scriptures, and~may
41    2 |       enough to do to preach and to learn~this.~~
42    3 |          the people that they might~learn to pray truly, and not go
43    3 |           exhortation, that men may learn, first of all,~to esteem
44    3 |          word and~deed. ~Here, now, learn how great need there is
45    3 |          depends upon this, that we learn also to say Amen, that is,~
46    4 |             nothing. ~From this now learn a proper understanding of
47    4 |           be regarded, we must also learn why and for what purpose
48    4 |            has enough in Baptism to learn and to~practice all his
49    5 |           of this Sacrament, but to learn first (as we~did regarding
50    5 |          Therefore such people must learn that it is the highest art
51    5 |          his children,~or have them learn what they ought to know.