Chapter

 1 Pref2|   unwilling to learn them. For a person~who is so rude and unruly
 2 Pref2|       apprehended, it behooves a person also to know what to~say
 3 Pref2|          sufficient for a simple person to know from the Scriptures~
 4    1 |        meditated upon, there the person, day, and work are~sanctified
 5    1 |         is what really renders a person holy, and alone~serves Him,
 6    1 |         wish, which would stop a person from running far if it~were
 7    1 |     place, they~treat of his own person. Then they proceed to the
 8    1 |         Then they proceed to the person nearest him,~or the closest
 9    1 |     shalt not steal. ~After your person and spouse temporal property
10    1 |           when one overcharges a person in a trade~and wantonly
11    1 |    especially a godly man. For a~person who is to judge all matters
12    1 | concerning it, irrespective of a person's money, possession, honor,
13    1 |        vice of speaking behind a~person's back and slandering, to
14    1 |       one~has a right in his own person to judge and condemn anybody,
15    1 |  checking~and reforming a wicked person. But if we gossip about
16    2 |         be asked, What kind of a person is God? What does He do?
17    2 |         learn to know the Second Person of the Godhead, so that
18    3 |         that he is holier in his person, but~not on account of the
19    3 |         prayer on~account of the person, but on account of His word
20    3 |         God, irrespective of our~person, whether we be sinners or
21    3 |        excites God to anger as a person who most highly dishonors
22    3 | prerogative to Himself, that the~person is to consider himself and
23    4 |          straw. Why? Because the person is nobler and better. Here,
24    4 |         we~must not estimate the person according to the works,
25    4 |       the works~according to the person, from whom they must derive
26    4 |        us see further who is the person that receives what~Baptism
27    4 |        is, faith alone makes the person worthy to receive~profitably
28    5 |      become~false because of the person or his unbelief. For He
29    5 |         must also see who is the~person that receives this power
30    5 |          his own case, that if a person thus withdraw~from this
31    5 |       conscience, and act like a person who desires~to be right
32    5 |       under the Pope, in which a~person tortured himself to be so
33    5 |        them, just as with a sick person who from~caprice eats and