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 1 Pref |                      Preface ~A Christian, Profitable, and Necessary
 2 Pref2|        for children, what every Christian must~needs know, so that
 3 Pref2|     fuller understanding~of all Christian doctrine than children and
 4 Pref2|        the Holy Ghost, the holy Christian Church, the~communion of
 5 Pref2|        five parts of the entire Christian~doctrine which should be
 6    1 |  through Christ. But to grasp a Christian meaning for the simple as~
 7    1 |        first part of the common~Christian doctrine, both for teaching
 8    2 |         heard the first part of Christian doctrine, in which~we have
 9    2 |        the Holy Ghost; the holy Christian Church, the communion~of
10    2 |      communion of saints or the Christian~Church, the forgiveness
11    2 |        this end? Answer: By the Christian Church, the forgiveness~
12    2 |     that begets and bears every Christian through the Word of~God,
13    2 |    works. Therefore it is not a Christian Church either; for where~
14    2 |          calls, and~gathers the Christian Church, without which no
15    2 |      Creed denominates the holy Christian Church, communionem~sanctorum,
16    2 |         it~ought to be called a Christian congregation or assembly (
17    2 |       meant to explain what the Christian Church is. This our people,
18    2 |    further believe that in this Christian Church we have forgiveness
19    2 |         God in~the unity of the Christian Church, yet on account of
20    2 |   Everything, therefore, in the Christian Church is ordered to the
21    2 |       us, because we are in the~Christian Church, where there is nothing
22    2 |     other. ~But outside of this Christian Church, where the Gospel
23    2 |        of these two~things, the Christian Church and the forgiveness
24    2 |        brought together all His~Christian Church nor dispensed forgiveness.
25    2 |     into the fellowship of this~Christian Church, and through the
26    2 |        Law], therefore makes no Christian, for the wrath and displeasure~
27    3 |     slack. For~whenever a godly Christian prays: Dear Father let Thy
28    3 | doctrine and life are godly and Christian. For~since in this prayer
29    3 |      the holy~Word of God and a Christian life that both we who have
30    3 |         temptations which~every Christian must bear, even though each
31    4 |       chief parts of the common Christian~doctrine. Besides these
32    4 |     Christ, of which also every Christian ought to have at~least an
33    4 |    without them there can be~no Christian; although, alas! hitherto
34    4 |         first received into the Christian Church. However, in order
35    4 |        firmly. ~Therefore every Christian has enough in Baptism to
36    5 |         one who desires to be a Christian and go to the~Sacrament
37    5 |         Creed: I believe a holy Christian~Church, the forgiveness
38    5 |        This, now, is the entire Christian preparation for receiving
39    5 |   always~opposes this and every Christian exercise, and drives and
40    5 |       have the liberty to be~no Christian, and neither have to believe
41    5 |         But if you wish to be a~Christian, you must from time to time
42    5 |      think: See, what sort of a Christian I am! If I~were one, I would
43    5 | congregation and esteemed as no Christian, he~ought not stay away
44    5 |         to be~brought up in the Christian doctrine and understanding.
45    5 |         the Word of God and the Christian Church may be preserved.~
46    5 |  baptized~and received into the Christian Church, they should also