Chapter

 1    1|    nobody. But God's Word is the treasure which sanctifies~everything,
 2    1|     things, as the most precious treasure on earth. Furthermore,~that
 3    1|       deprive~themselves of this treasure and joy of conscience and
 4    1|         she would acquire such a~treasure as all that are esteemed
 5    1|        them great as the dearest treasure and the~most precious jewel
 6    1| possessions, we have~yet another treasure, namely, honor and good
 7    1|         and dear, as the~highest treasure given by God.~~
 8    2|     knowledge, but a far greater treasure. For here we see~how the
 9    2|          acquired and~gained the treasure for us by His suffering,
10    2|         vain and lost. That this treasure, therefore, might not lie~
11    2|         Holy Ghost to bring this~treasure home and appropriate it
12    2|        that He has~acquired this treasure for us, without our works
13    3|          sublime as the greatest treasure and sanctuary that we have;
14    3|       for an eternal inestimable treasure and~everything that God
15    4|      tear away the most precious~treasure with which God has connected
16    4|       the name of God which is a treasure greater and nobler than~
17    4|       obtain such an unspeakable treasure, which also~indicates sufficiently
18    4|          we may apprehend such a treasure? ~Now, they are so mad as
19    4|    itself a divine superabundant treasure. Therefore this single word (
20    4|        no work done by us, but a~treasure which He gives us, and which
21    4|       cross is not a work, but a treasure~comprehended in the Word,
22    4|         to believe this, for the~treasure is not wanting, but this
23    4|          every one's door such a treasure and medicine~as utterly
24    5|          there we receive such a treasure by and in which we~obtain
25    5|        token, yea, the very~same treasure that is appointed for me
26    5|      That, we say, is verily the treasure, and nothing else, through~
27    5|        and that it is yours as a treasure and gift. Now the body of~
28    5|         Yet however great is the treasure in itself, it must be~comprehended
29    5|       then, should we allow this treasure~to be torn from the Sacrament
30    5|          such a saving good. The treasure, indeed, is~opened and placed
31    5|         worthily. For since this treasure is entirely presented in~
32    5|          such a gift and eternal treasure cannot be~seized with the
33    5|       heart, which discerns~this treasure and desires it. This may
34    5|       men may not let so great a treasure which is daily administered~
35    5|          offers to us the entire treasure which He has brought for~