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 1 Pref |           Dr. Martin Luther to All Christians, but Especially to~All Pastors
 2 Pref |        prophets, apostles, and all Christians For~inasmuch as God Himself
 3 Pref |      Therefore I again implore all Christians, especially pastors and~
 4 Pref2|           not be numbered~with the Christians nor be admitted to any Sacrament,
 5 Pref2|            everything belonging to Christians, notwithstanding that those
 6 Pref2|          are called~and wish to be Christians, are well trained in them
 7 Pref2|           life, wisdom, and art of Christians, of which~they speak and
 8    1 |         sense, does not~concern us Christians; for it is altogether an
 9    1 |            intelligent and learned Christians (for they have~no need of
10    1 |          therein. ~And, indeed, we Christians ought always to keep such
11    1 |           it shall not be called a~Christians' holy day. For, indeed,
12    1 |         yea, the~only one which we Christians know and have. For though
13    1 |           shame to us who would be Christians that we do not~likewise
14    1 |            that~those who would be Christians are under obligation in
15    1 |         wise the ordinary state of~Christians would be considered just
16    1 |         have to preach this not to Christians, but~chiefly to knaves and
17    1 |            are godly preachers and Christians, they must bear the sentence
18    2 |           answer and confession of Christians arranged with~respect to
19    2 |       against the Word of God. Yet Christians have this~advantage, that
20    2 |             divide and separate us~Christians from all other people upon
21    2 |     heathen, Turks, Jews, or false Christians and~hypocrites, although
22    3 |  obligation to pray if we would be Christians, as~much as it is our duty
23    3 |           those weapons with which Christians must be armed in order~to
24    3 |            given us~when we became Christians and were baptized, so that
25    3 |          when those who are~called Christians and the people of God are
26    3 |            invent. ~If we would be Christians, therefore, we must surely
27    3 |            against this one or two Christians with this petition alone
28    3 |           God and would like to be Christians. ~Behold, thus God wishes
29    3 |           matters, that is, strong Christians, from the~devil. But such
30    3 |          against it. ~Therefore we Christians must be armed and daily
31    5 |            bread and wine which we Christians are commanded by the Word~
32    5 | administered~and distributed among Christians pass by unheeded, that is,
33    5 |            that those~who would be Christians make ready to receive this
34    5 |       though they were such strong Christians that they have no~need of
35    5 |           are not to be~considered Christians. For Christ has not instituted
36    5 |        show, but has commanded His Christians to eat and drink it, and~
37    5 |         indeed, those who are true Christians and esteem the Sacrament~
38    5 |          who also would like to be Christians be the~more incited to consider
39    5 |          by which all who would be Christians are enjoined to partake
40    5 |           easily seen what~sort of Christians we were under the Papacy,