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1 Pref | can read through at one time, and then~immediately know
2 Pref | morning, and whenever I have time, I read and say, word for~
3 Pref | would I get enough~paper and time? The devil is called the
4 Pref | of them, so that in due time they themselves will~acknowledge
5 Pref2| For I well remember the time,~indeed, even now it is
6 Pref2| preaching, especially during the time which is~devoted to the
7 1 | which indeed remains for a time, but finally is~nothing. ~
8 1 | to understand at the same time that it is to be used~properly.
9 1 | though it be deferred a long time, he shall not~succeed; that
10 1 | opportunity) freedom and time be taken to attend divine~
11 1 | not so restricted to any time, as with the~Jews, that
12 1 | God's~Word. At whatever time, then, this is being observed
13 1 | learn it, especially at the time~appointed for the purpose. ~
14 1 | this to heart, lest some time we may~again be led astray
15 1 | indulgences, with loss [of time and money] and with an~evil
16 1 | must spare no diligence, time, or cost in teaching and
17 1 | length belongs to another time. ~
18 1 | counsels, and have at the~same time shamelessly proclaimed and
19 1 | we might in the course of~time bring it about that married
20 1 | and scraping for~a long time, He will pronounce such
21 1 | matters. For it will be a long time~before they will produce
22 3 | two ways; first, here~in time through the Word and faith;
23 5 | troubled at the present time, such as this one: Whether
24 5 | of it belongs to another time. ~
25 5 | the Sacrament so long a time are not to be~considered
26 5 | to no place or appointed time;~although the Pope afterwards
27 5 | it if one allow so long a time to~elapse and with nothing
28 5 | Christian, you must from time to time render satisfaction
29 5 | Christian, you must from time to time render satisfaction and
30 5 | it, and permit so long a time to pass [without~partaking
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