Chapter

 1    1|     neighbor. Now, this is indeed quite a~wide-spread and common
 2    1|          but~with the Jews it was quite a common and ordinary matter.
 3    1|         him. Therefore~he must be quite blind, have his eyes and
 4    1|      Behold,~that would be acting quite brotherly, so that the evil
 5    1|        sins. But where the sin is~quite public so that the judge
 6    1|     therefore in this commandment quite a multitude~of good works
 7    1|        two commandments are given quite exclusively to the Jews;~
 8    1|          you do, and what He will quite surely demand of~you; if
 9    2|        from God, and, to state it quite~briefly, teaches us to know
10    2|           here enumerated are not quite clear to the~simple, we
11    2|     plainly, it must be expressed quite differently in~the German
12    2|      depicted most exquisitely in quite short and yet rich words
13    2|           the Creed is a doctrine quite different~from the Ten Commandments;
14    3|          there will~be happenings quite strange if we are to abide
15    4| difference, then, that Baptism is quite another thing~than all other
16    5|           so~far that they become quite brutish, and finally despise
17    5|           Sacrament] that we grow quite cold and hardened, so~that
18    5|          we have said, if you are quite dead to all~sensibility,