Chapter

 1 Pref2|       as it is in heaven. ~4. Give us this day our daily bread. ~
 2 Pref2|      it, and, when asked, may give a correct answer, so~that
 3    1 |  cling to Me. I, yes, I, will~give you enough and help you
 4    1 |   devil, in order that he may give them plenty~of money or
 5    1 |     should presume to take or give anything except as God~has
 6    1 |       since the masses cannot give such attendance, there must
 7    1 |   life they are not worthy to give it a drink of~water? And
 8    1 |   indeed to encourage us, and give us hearts that would melt~
 9    1 |    add an hour to our life or give us a single grain from the~
10    1 |      earth. But God wishes to give you all exceeding abundantly
11    1 |    God, to whom also you must~give account for it. ~But here
12    1 |      also richly bless us and give us grace to~train men by
13    1 |   especially toward those who give us cause~to be angry, that
14    1 |      suffer hunger and do not give him food, you have caused
15    1 |      need; and again, that we give help~and counsel, so as
16    1 |     every one were~obliged to give them what they demand. Just
17    1 |      off to whom you ought to give for nothing, he~will go
18    1 |    him out of his own. As (to give examples), when people quarrel
19    1 |  damage, nor even assist, nor give occasion for it, but~gladly
20    2 |       a particular place, and give a name to the house according
21    3 |    pray to Him,~that He would give, preserve, and increase
22    3 |      Him, but wishing only to give Him something. ~But where
23    3 | saying: Dear Father, we pray, give us first Thy Word, that~
24    3 |      the more it continues to give, -- and He desires nothing~
25    3 |     desire, and were ready to give great~imperial presents,
26    3 |         The Fourth Petition. ~Give us this day our daily bread. ~
27    3 |      happiness, if He did not give us a permanent and~peaceful
28    3 |  worthy of all honor, that we give to them for their~office
29    3 |        as that we pray God to give us food and~drink, clothing,
30    3 |    good housekeeping, that He~give and preserve to us a godly
31    3 |        etc.~Likewise, that He give to emperors, kings, and
32    3 |       who do us much harm and give us cause for impatience,~
33    3 |    consent thereto is when we~give it the reins and do not
34    3 |     make the matter worse~and give the devil more space. For
35    5 |     what I now do, institute, give, and bid you take) . That
36    5 |      the words stand here and~give us this; for on this account
37    5 |       said: For this reason I give it, and bid you eat and
38    5 |       heavy laden, and I will give you rest.~Now it is surely
39    5 |       which will cure you and give you life both in soul and
40    5 |    and violence, and likewise give you cause~for sin and vice.
41    5 |    tell you, which everywhere give this praise and testimony