Chapter

 1    1|          appealed to falsely, or taken upon the lips~while the
 2    1| opportunity) freedom and time be taken to attend divine~service,
 3    1|         to kill, which they have taken away. For God has delegated~
 4    1|    florins, which if another had taken secretly or~carried away,
 5    1|      stealing is, that it be not~taken too narrowly but made to
 6    1|  character of our neighbor to be taken away or~diminished as little
 7    1|          name unless it be first taken away from him~publicly. ~
 8    1|       and a good name are easily taken~away, but not easily restored. ~
 9    1|         the sad~misuse which has taken such deep root and still
10    2|     grace~of the Father, and has taken us as His own property under
11    2|    saints; for both expressions, taken~together, are identical.
12    3|     namely, that His name be not taken~in vain to swear, curse,
13    3|        and to let go whatever is taken from us. ~Hence there is
14    3|       the daily bread is already taken away, or at least checked. ~
15    3|   temptation, however, not being taken~away or removed. For while
16    4|       way than as water which is~taken from the well, and then
17    5|          nothing is detracted or taken from it, even though we