Chapter

 1    1|          as though unwilling to~receive anything from God as a gift,
 2    1| sufficiently said) from whom we receive all good, and by whom we
 3    1|     from men, still~whatever we receive by His command or arrangement
 4    1|      manner of good, so that we receive these blessings not~from
 5    1|   pleasing~God and that he will receive joy and happiness for his
 6    1|      induce and encourage us to receive and highly~esteem His Word
 7    2|         that we must expect and receive from God, and, to state
 8    2|     both as to~what we have and receive from God, and what we owe
 9    2|        bringing us to Christ to receive this good, to which~we could
10    3|     wide and open your cloak to~receive much. ~Therefore, every
11    3|       children, that He may not receive~shame, but honor and praise
12    3|      have not the confidence to~receive them, but scarcely venture
13    3|       to our salvation, that we receive as~our own God and all His
14    3|        we may recognize that we receive them from His hand, and
15    3|       lying, and therefore they receive nothing. As St. James says [
16    3|         man think that he shall receive anything of the Lord. Behold,
17    4|      makes the person worthy to receive~profitably the saving, divine
18    4|     name, in order that you may receive in~the water the promised
19    5|        benefits? and, Who is to receive it? And all~these are established
20    5|      believe or are worthy, you receive My body and blood, but:
21    5|      Sacrament because there we receive such a treasure by and in
22    5|        Christians make ready to receive this venerable Sacrament~
23    5|        they are not~prepared to receive forgiveness of sin since
24    5|        in an~unchristian manner receive it to their hurt and damnation;
25    5|        the Sacrament~you are to receive from the lips of Christ
26    5|       youth, so that they would receive them with~pleasure and earnestness,