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 1 Pref|      have taught the devil to death and~have become more learned
 2    1|       the~skeleton-man, i.e., death [death the all-subduer,
 3    1|    skeleton-man, i.e., death [death the all-subduer, the teacher
 4    1|       will send upon you both death and~the hangman. ~Whence
 5    1|       die a natural or timely~death. ~But the godly and obedient
 6    1| judgment and sentence them to death. Therefore,~what is here
 7    1|       caused him to freeze to death; you see~one suffer hunger
 8    1|       innocently sentenced to death or in~like distress, and
 9    2|     sin, from the devil, from death, and all~evil. For before
10    2|       the devil, condemned to death, enmeshed in sin and blindness. ~
11    2|       into disobedience,~sin, death, and all evil, so that we
12    2|       from~Satan to God, from death to life, from sin to righteousness,
13    2|     swallowed up and devoured death, and finally ascended into
14    2|      wicked world, the devil, death, sin, etc. ~But to explain
15    2|   wins us, through His birth, death, resurrection,~etc., so
16    2|      for us by His suffering, death, resurrection, etc.~But
17    2|    removed and free from sin, death, and all evil, in a~new,
18    3|     and salvation against sin death, and an evil conscience,
19    3|   utterly destroyed, and sin,~death, and hell shall be exterminated,
20    3|    kingdom --~poverty, shame, death, and, in short, all the
21    4|     to be delivered from sin, death,~and the devil, and to enter
22    4|      and brings: victory over death and the devil,~forgiveness
23    4|  medicine~as utterly destroys death and preserves all men alive. ~
24    5|       for me against my sins, death, and~every calamity. ~On
25    5|   eating of which would bring~death? ~To be sure, it is true
26    5|    shelter, and power against death and the devil~and all misfortune. ~
27    5|  their sins, with the fear of~death temptations of the flesh