Chapter

 1    1|        all things, as the most precious treasure on earth. Furthermore,~
 2    1|     you worthy to do a work so precious and pleasing to Him.~Only
 3    1|        you esteem it great and precious, not on account of our worthiness,
 4    1|      work so well pleasing and precious if he follows them. ~In
 5    1|  dearest treasure and the~most precious jewel upon earth. ~He, now,
 6    1| another. Here you have again a precious, yea,~many and great good
 7    1|     him alone. Here you have a precious and excellent teaching for~
 8    1|        now especially with the precious Word of God~and its preachers. ~
 9    1|       to God, however~great or precious it be in the eyes of the
10    1|     that is regarded as a most~precious work which no one can sufficiently
11    1|        others, and be esteemed precious and dear, as the~highest
12    2|     nor gold, but with His own precious blood. And all this, in~
13    3|    should say: My prayer is as precious, holy, and pleasing~to God
14    3|  prayer as something great and precious, and to make a proper~distinction
15    3|     its purity and is esteemed precious and~dear.~~
16    4|       vain, but must be a most precious thing, though in~appearance
17    4|      much more highly~and more precious, because God has commanded
18    4|         and tear away the most precious~treasure with which God
19    4|       see again how highly and precious we should esteem Baptism,~
20    5|       and esteem the Sacrament~precious and holy will urge and impel
21    5|  comparison with the great and precious good; and then~it appears
22    5|       filth in comparison with precious stones. Because nature and
23    5|        here stand the kind and precious words: This is My body,
24    5|    regard and use it only as a precious antidote~against the poison