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 1 Pref |          of their own bellies who~ought to be more properly swineherds
 2 Pref |         for this reason alone you ought gladly to read, speak, think
 3 Pref2|         come~to the Lord's Supper ought to know more and have a
 4    1 |  generation and~beyond that. This ought certainly to move and impel
 5    1 |        And, indeed, we Christians ought always to keep such a holy
 6    1 |      necessity~impel us, yet this ought to urge every one thereunto,
 7    1 |         and will not do what they ought until a rod is laid upon~
 8    1 |           no father and mother we ought to wish that God would set~
 9    1 |          will and pleasure of God ought~to be a sufficient reason
10    1 |       other works. Therefore they ought rather to pay wages in~addition
11    1 |         found lying to you. ~This ought indeed to encourage us,
12    1 |       such~promises, for which we ought to run to the ends of the
13    1 |           revenge in us. ~This we ought to practice and inculcate
14    1 |     pleasure~calls you] while you ought to preserve the property
15    1 |          turn him off to whom you ought to give for nothing, he~
16    1 |       acting like a knave. For we ought never to deprive any~one
17    1 |       servant does~not do what he ought, he admonishes him personally.
18    2 |           the Ten Commandments we ought to do. For (as~said above)
19    2 |           Therefore, this article ought to humble and terrify us
20    2 |         knows~not how to do]. ~We ought, therefore, daily to practice
21    2 |      building, although the house ought not to be~called a church,
22    2 |          in our mother-tongue, it~ought to be called a Christian
23    2 |         communio, which is added, ought not to be rendered~communion (
24    2 |          speak correct German, it ought to~be eine Gemeinde der
25    2 |     latter teaches indeed what we ought~to do, but the former tells
26    3 |    follows the third part, how we ought to~pray. For since we are
27    3 |          receiveth. Such promises ought certainly to encourage and
28    3 |        loves to~hear it, which we ought not to surrender for all
29    3 |       consider the distress which ought to urge and compel us to
30    3 |         made spontaneously, as it~ought to be, and men will require
31    3 |            But the distress which ought to~concern us most, both
32    3 |         and each so great that it~ought to constrain us to keep
33    3 |          need exists for which we ought to be most~concerned, that
34    3 |           doctrines of devils, we ought~by all means to pray without
35    3 |   thankful for it, nor live as we~ought according to the same. If
36    3 |       they do not prosper as~they ought, the necessaries of life
37    3 |          for their~office what we ought and can, as to those through
38    4 |        which also every Christian ought to have at~least an ordinary,
39    4 |         the letters and seals, we ought to esteem Baptism much more
40    5 |          the cause and need which ought to impel them,~we will treat
41    5 | commandment. For this commandment ought ever to move you to~examine
42    5 |         exhort you as to what you ought to do, not for our sake,
43    5 |      esteemed as no Christian, he~ought not stay away from the Sacrament,
44    5 |          as~we heard above, which ought most strongly to incite
45    5 | invitation~and promise are given, ought to impel you. For He Himself
46    5 |         for the young people, who ought to be~brought up in the
47    5 |         have them learn what they ought to know. For since they