Chapter

 1    1|       sticks and clings to our nature, even to the grave. ~So,
 2    1|     trust alone in God. For by nature we all have within us~this
 3    1|  causes and~necessities, which nature teaches and requires; for
 4    1|        inheres in every one by nature and it is a common practice
 5    1| without this estate.~For where nature has its course, as it is
 6    1|      ye even so to them. ~Even nature teaches the same thing in
 7    1|      For we are so inclined by nature that no one desires to see
 8    3|  indeed, the human~heart is by nature so despondent that it always
 9    3|       it is always holy in~its nature, but in our use it is not
10    3|        daily live is of such~a nature that it neither trusts nor
11    3|      yet is our life of such a nature that one stands to-day and~
12    3|    lusts which cleave to us by nature, and to which we are incited
13    4|     transcendent that if timid~nature could realize it, it might
14    4|    this suffice respecting the nature, blessing, and use of Baptism,~
15    5|     and the Creed retain~their nature and worth although you never
16    5|       besides, the old vicious~nature of flesh and blood in man,
17    5|     you are unworthy! For then nature and reason begin to reckon
18    5|       precious stones. Because nature and reason see~this, they
19    5|        and lips of Christ.~For nature desires so to act that it