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 1 Pref|        times; yet they are not so godly and honest as to buy these
 2    1|         king, chosen of God and a godly man; but when he was~established
 3    1|          at best they will remain godly under~such treatment no
 4    1|        manner we would have had a godly child properly~taught, reared
 5    1|         or timely~death. ~But the godly and obedient have this blessing,
 6    1|         somewhere upon earth some godly people~because God continues
 7    1|         who afterwards would rear~godly children and servants. Here
 8    1|           are the true, holy, and godly works, in which,~with all
 9    1|     promote the knowledge of God, godly living, and all~virtues,
10    1|         if the monastic life were~godly, it would nevertheless not
11    1|           that it may be seen how godly we are: When a manservant
12    1|   punishment to render the former~godly and honorable. But let them
13    1|        pity; for we know that the godly shall~nevertheless have
14    1|      justice there seldom~preside godly men. ~For to be a judge
15    1|       requires above all things a godly man, and not only a~godly,
16    1|         godly man, and not only a~godly, but also a wise, modest,
17    1|         fearless and especially a godly man. For a~person who is
18    1|            For wherever there~are godly preachers and Christians,
19    1|          And yet we pretend to be godly, know how~to adorn ourselves
20    1| constantly~accuse us and show how godly we are in the sight of God! ~
21    2|          pure grace, and~makes us godly and acceptable to God. For
22    3|       worthy enough; if I were as godly and holy as St. Peter or
23    3|          that the prayer of a few~godly men intervened like a wall
24    3|      become slack. For~whenever a godly Christian prays: Dear Father
25    3|         that we have; and that~as godly children we pray that the
26    3|         our doctrine and life are godly and Christian. For~since
27    3|           and demean ourselves as godly children, that He may not
28    3|        any other manner except as godly and heavenly children, so
29    3|         give and preserve to us a godly wife, children, and servants,
30    3|      Therefore, even though we be godly now and stand~before God
31    5|          it and~do not wish to be godly. But the others, who are
32    5|          people, and desire to be godly, must not absent themselves,
33    5|         says: If you are pure and godly, you have no~need of Me,
34    5|        act as though you would be godly and adhere~to the Gospel,