Chapter

 1 Pref2|    understanding~of all Christian doctrine than children and new scholars.
 2 Pref2|         embraced in~a summary the doctrine, life, wisdom, and art of
 3 Pref2|           of the entire Christian~doctrine which should be constantly
 4    1 |       subtle matters of~faith and doctrine. And among liars belong
 5    1 |           a holy, divine Word~and doctrine. For if it had been regarded
 6    1 |            there can be no better~doctrine, indeed, than He gives forth.
 7    1 |        false preachers with their~doctrine and blasphemy, false judges
 8    1 |         reprove the Pope with his~doctrine, which is publicly set forth
 9    1 | Commandments, a compend of divine doctrine, as to~what we are to do
10    1 |        before they will produce a doctrine or estates equal to the
11    1 |           of the common~Christian doctrine, both for teaching and urging
12    2 |           first part of Christian doctrine, in which~we have seen all
13    2 |      perceive that the Creed is a doctrine quite different~from the
14    2 |           Ghost alone. The latter doctrine [of~the Law], therefore
15    2 |         us; but this [namely, the doctrine of faith] brings pure grace,
16    3 |        can be~said: When both our doctrine and life are godly and Christian.
17    3 |    persecutes our Gospel and pure doctrine, and would suppress it,
18    3 |          sublime and holy both in doctrine~and life, so that He may
19    4 |           of the common Christian~doctrine. Besides these we have yet
20    5 |        the true understanding and doctrine of~the Sacrament, there
21    5 |       brought up in the Christian doctrine and understanding. For thereby