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1 Pref| keeps teaching the same~thing, and does not take up anything
2 1| for all that is a dead thing which~can sanctify nobody.
3 1| For it is a far higher thing to honor than to love one,~
4 1| furnished with every good thing.~Therefore also St. Paul
5 1| Therefore heed well how great a thing in God's sight obedience
6 1| but it is an excellent thing and a matter of divine seriousness.
7 1| consent or allow such a thing, but to interpose and prevent
8 1| not content with knowing a~thing, but proceed to assume jurisdiction,
9 1| nature teaches the same thing in our own bodies, as St.
10 1| duchy, or any other great thing, he practices so~much financiering
11 1| the other. That sort of thing undoubtedly prevailed~much
12 1| another. But it is not a rare thing with us that one~estranges
13 1| Commandments no work or thing can be good or pleasing
14 2| small and unimportant a thing~it might be, for all is
15 3| firm, and esteem it a great thing, not on account of~my worthiness,
16 3| Moreover I pray for the same thing for which~they all pray
17 3| practice it~every hour, as a thing that we have with us at
18 3| therefore a far different thing from consenting~or yielding
19 4| that Baptism is an external thing, and~that external things
20 4| ever so much an~external thing here stand God's Word and
21 4| must be a most precious thing, though in~appearance it
22 4| could~consider it a great thing when the Pope with his letters
23 4| Baptism is quite another thing~than all other water; not
24 4| water could not do such a thing, but the Word does it, and (
25 4| proposes to us this~external thing wherein we may apprehend
26 4| be an~entirely external thing like the commandment, Honor
27 5| all worldly matters every thing remains as God has~created
28 5| never be an unfruitful, vain thing, that effects or profits~
29 5| know about it, that such a thing was~accomplished or was
30 5| flesh, dwelleth no good thing. If St. Paul may speak thus
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