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 1 Pref|            and false weights] fall~far short of the measure), but
 2    1|          Fourth Commandment.~~Thus far we have learned the first
 3    1|           at His side. For it is a far higher thing to honor than
 4    1|            even though they go too far. Thirdly, that we show them
 5    1|          commands must be much and far nobler than~everything that
 6    1|          blessed or holier life as far as your works are concerned?
 7    1|         stop a person from running far if it~were to strike him
 8    1|          you have~nevertheless, so far as you were concerned, suffered
 9    1|          their work. All these are~far worse than sneak-thieves,
10    1|     narrowly but made to extend as far as we have to do with our~
11    1|          his neighbor goes just as far as the emperor and all~governments.
12    1|          pass, as though they were far too insignificant, or had
13    1|         see that no man can~get so far as to keep one of the Ten
14    1|            a heavenly, angelic~man far above all holiness of the
15    1| Commandments, that no one need run~far for them. ~From this it
16    2|        Second. OF THE CREED.~~Thus far we have heard the first
17    2|          that all human ability is far too~feeble and weak to [
18    2|          set forth, there~would be far more articles, nor could
19    2|         excellent knowledge, but a far greater treasure. For here
20    3|        pray. But put such thoughts far away, for just the~same
21    3|           prayer alone. For we are far too feeble to cope with
22    3|       should else~have witnessed a far different tragedy, namely,
23    3|        Himself possesses; which is far too great for any~human
24    3|          as it is in heaven. ~Thus far we have prayed that God'
25    3|            and sketch, showing how far this~petition extends through
26    3|          temptation is therefore a far different thing from consenting~
27    3|           as though the devil were far from us, but at all times~
28    4|         readily infer that it is a far higher work than any work~
29    4|       propose to regard them in as far~as they have noses, eyes,
30    4|            must put Christ-baptism far away from a bath-keeper'
31    4|       account of which it is still far~more glorious than whatever
32    5|           the most part they go so~far that they become quite brutish,