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 1 Pref| troubles~so manifold, and might feel a little shame because like
 2 Pref|  Catechism~daily, yet we should feel sufficiently constrained
 3    1|        or servants. ~Indeed, we feel our misfortune, we murmur
 4    3|        be earnestness. Men~must feel their distress, and such
 5    3|    great want is that we do not feel nor see it. Therefore~God
 6    3|     them from His hand, and may feel His~paternal goodness toward
 7    3|         be drowned in them. ~To feel temptation is therefore
 8    3|     yielding to it. We must all feel it, although not all in
 9    3|       no one. For if we did not feel it, it~could not be called
10    5|    approach it except~those who feel hunger and thirst, which
11    5|    disgusted, since we know and feel how the devil always~opposes
12    5|        But if you say: How if I feel that I am not prepared?
13    5|         you are~heavy-laden and feel your weakness, then go joyfully
14    5|     called unworthy who neither feel their infirmities nor wish
15    5|          shall I do if I cannot feel such distress~or experience
16    5|        Therefore, if you cannot feel it, at least believe the
17    5|        holy. But that we do~not feel it is so much the worse;
18    5|          in short, the less you feel your sins and infirmities,~
19    5|       blind it, that you cannot feel your~distress or come to
20    5|          If even~then you still feel nothing, you have so much
21    5|       the grace of God, you may~feel it more and become the more