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 1    1|          and which concerns~the conscience alone that seeks in its
 2    1|   matters, which pertain to~the conscience, when false preachers rise
 3    1|         could have directed his conscience to God and said:~"If I am
 4    1|        this treasure and joy of conscience and lay up for~themselves
 5    1|         money] and with an~evil conscience. ~If this truth, then, could
 6    1|   defense in the Lord, a joyful~conscience and a gracious God besides,
 7    1|      thus you can with a joyful conscience enjoy a~hundred times more
 8    3|      ourselves. For in them the conscience would ever be in~doubt and
 9    3|  against sin death, and an evil conscience, for which end~He has also
10    3|       and omission by which the conscience is thrown into unrest,~so
11    3|      consolation to~comfort the conscience again. ~But this should
12    3|       us~a joyful and confident conscience to stand before Him in prayer.
13    3| received forgiveness and a good conscience and are entirely~acquitted,
14    3|    stand~before God with a good conscience, we must pray again that
15    3|        matters that concern the conscience and spiritual~affairs, namely,
16    3|    daily bread, a cheerful good conscience, etc. ~Therefore we finally
17    4|          that~when our sins and conscience oppress us, we strengthen
18    5|         you can strengthen your conscience and say: If a~hundred thousand
19    5|       indeed, examine heart and conscience, and act like a person who