Chapter

 1    1|        care for no one. Lo, such a man also has a god,~Mammon by
 2    1| commandment~requires, namely, that man's entire heart and all his
 3    1|           of itself. ~Therefore no man should presume to take or
 4    1|            be~regarded as though a man had spoken it. For to you
 5    1|          chosen of God and a godly man; but when he was~established
 6    1|         hand, was a poor, despised man, hunted down and chased,
 7    1|             and rest, so~that both man and beast might recuperate,
 8    1|         holy exercises, unless the man~himself be first holy. But
 9    1|        work is to be done by which man is~himself made holy, which
10    1|       works are for the service of man. There you have~everything
11    1|            see whether you are the man to~oppose Him. How difficult,
12    1|           suffer harm to befall no~man, but show him all good and
13    1|      others, and therefore created man and woman~separately (as
14    1|      chastity is to be maintained, man and wife must by all means~
15    1|      beware of this: When the poor man comes to you (of whom there
16    1|     justice, where a poor innocent~man is accused and oppressed
17    1|          and in consequence a poor man and his cause must be~oppressed,
18    1|           above all things a godly man, and not only a~godly, but
19    1|      modest, yea, a brave and bold man; likewise, to~be a witness
20    1|    fearless and especially a godly man. For a~person who is to
21    1|         else would bring some poor man into bad repute from which
22    1|            nothing on or in entire man which can do both~greater
23    1|       possessions. Moreover,~every man had power over his wife
24    1|        thought an honorable, pious man, as St. Mark also testifies
25    1|       ordinary life for the common man, but that theirs is for
26    1|          people do not see that no man can~get so far as to keep
27    1|        them is a heavenly, angelic~man far above all holiness of
28    1|          and cause to do so and no man would reprove~you; but that
29    2|             namely, that He became man, conceived and born~without [
30    2|      Scriptures, as, the spirit of~man, heavenly spirits, and evil
31    3|            are so situated that no man can perfectly keep the~Ten
32    3|           tossed. For let not~that man think that he shall receive
33    4|          as truly as I can say, No~man has spun the Ten Commandments,
34    4|            any work~performed by a man or a saint. For what work
35    4|       mother, I behold a different man, adorned and~clothed with
36    5|     invented nor introduced by any man, but without any one's~counsel
37    5|            and strengthens the new man. For by Baptism we are first
38    5|       nature of flesh and blood in man, and there are so many hindrances
39    5|      oppose him and attack the old man, and that he cannot~topple