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 1 Pref |     finished learning this [the parts of the Catechism], or~know
 2 Pref2|        have the young~learn the parts which belong to the Catechism
 3 Pref2|        satisfied with the three parts, which have~remained in
 4 Pref2|    These are the most necessary parts which one should first learn
 5 Pref2|   tolerated, for in these three parts everything that we have~
 6 Pref2|        would have, in all, five parts of the entire Christian~
 7 Pref2|        sermon alone.~When these parts have been well learned,
 8 Pref2|     have~been composed on these parts, and thus lead the young
 9 Pref2|     comprehend and recite these~parts according to the words only,
10    1 |      the world [to the~remotest parts of India]. For although
11    1 |         he is to~cure in secret parts. Just so governments, father
12    1 |         honor;~and our uncomely parts have more abundant comeliness.
13    2 |        and divided into as many parts as there are words. But
14    2 |        belongs in the other two~parts of this article, where we
15    2 | sanctification by the~following parts, namely, by the communion
16    2 |        article. But~because the parts which are here enumerated
17    2 |         therein by the last two parts. ~But the term Auferstehung
18    2 |     more,~and to refer to these parts whatever they learn in the
19    4 |        finished the three chief parts of the common Christian~
20    4 |        Thus we have these three parts which it is necessary to