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 1 Pref|        arts. But~what shall we call God's Word, which drives
 2    1|     Germans from ancient~times call God (more elegantly and
 3    1|    misusing God's name when we call~upon the Lord God no matter
 4    1|        the~passage Ps. 50, 15: Call upon Me in the days of trouble;
 5    1|       before Us, whom we might call father and mother. How~much
 6    1| household, so that all whom we call masters are~in the place
 7    1|        that we do not~likewise call them so, or, at least do
 8    1|         who will most strictly call~us to account and punish
 9    1|      insolent, and no one dare call you a thief. ~The same I
10    1|      to no~one he will cry and call to heaven, -- then beware (
11    1|       may before all the world call God and me a~liar. ~We have
12    2|        their own language they call it kyria, as in Latin it~
13    3|      resort to the ear of God, call upon Him, and pray to Him,~
14    3|     praise that holy name, and call~upon it in every need, or
15    3|       need, or to pray. For to call upon the name of God is~
16    3|     Commandment teaches, is to call upon God in~every need.
17    3|         as He says Ps. 50, 15: Call upon Me in the~day of trouble:
18    3|       them and compels~them to call and cry out then prayer
19    3|        since in this prayer we call God our Father, it is our
20    3|        ceasing, and to cry and call upon God~against all such
21    3|       here again great need to call upon God and to pray:~Dear
22    3|  Saxons in olden times used to call it)~Bekoerunge, is of three
23    5|     may~despise it. For that I call despising it if one allow
24    5|       than what the~Scriptures call him, a liar and murderer.