Chapter

 1    1|      commandment requires. On~this account also these means of receiving
 2    1|   extirpated all idolatry, and, on account of~it, both heathen and
 3    1|     becomes holy or~unholy on your account, according as you are occupied
 4    1|          holy day, as those who on account of their~greed or frivolity
 5    1|         great and precious, not on account of our worthiness, but~because
 6    1|         this commandment; on which account,~even if we had no father
 7    1|           so much good! On our own account we~should not have a farthing
 8    1|            whom also you must~give account for it. ~But here again
 9    1|           most strictly call~us to account and punish us for it; nor
10    1|     reprove and punish, namely, on~account of those very persons who
11    1|         one offend his neighbor on~account of any evil deed, even though
12    1|         because God has on His own account instituted that office;~
13    1|        that the latter, perhaps on account of distress or debt,~cannot
14    1|          to them, not on their own~account, but for God's sake. For
15    2|           Christian Church, yet on account of our flesh which we~bear
16    3|           it a great thing, not on account of~my worthiness, but on
17    3|           of~my worthiness, but on account of the commandment. So here
18    3|         should reflect thus: On my account it would~amount to nothing;
19    3| Commandment is given as much on my account as on his account, so~that
20    3|            on my account as on his account, so~that he can boast of
21    3|          in his person, but~not on account of the commandment; since
22    3|          does not regard prayer on~account of the person, but on account
23    3|      account of the person, but on account of His word and obedience~
24    3|          and deeds, so that on its account he suffers contempt and~
25    3|          thrusts and blows on that account from everything~that ventures
26    3|           is to be endured on that~account, lest our poor flesh yield
27    3|         the world, because on that account alone do we~need daily bread.
28    3|           now in the world only on~account of bad coin, yea, on account
29    3|       account of bad coin, yea, on account of daily oppression and
30    3|         forgiven in heaven, not on account of your forgiving, -- for~
31    4|            all other water; not on account of the natural quality,
32    4|           can praise it, -- all on account of the Word, which is a~
33    4|          and esteem it~glorious on account of the Word, since He Himself
34    4|           are~comprehended, and on account of which the flesh is called
35    4|           but also the promise, on account of which it is still far~
36    5|           believe, so that on that account He should suffer His ordinance
37    5|           efficacy and benefits on~account of which really the Sacrament
38    5|          give us this; for on this account He bids me eat and drink,
39    5|           every calamity. ~On this account it is indeed called a food
40    5|       least blemish in us. On this account we became so timid that