Chapter

 1 Pref2|        but briefly and with the greatest simplicity, so as to enter~
 2    1 |      plighted troth]. ~But. the greatest abuse occurs in spiritual
 3    1 |        of the holy name, as the greatest sin that can be~outwardly
 4    1 |       among which the first and greatest is: ~Thou shalt honor thy
 5    1 |       all that are esteemed the greatest saints have not~obtained.
 6    1 |     full swing and force to the greatest extent, where one openly~
 7    1 |       sight of God they~are the greatest thieves, and that He will
 8    1 |       which He enjoins with His greatest wrath and~punishment, and,
 9    3 |         holy and~sublime as the greatest treasure and sanctuary that
10    3 | falsehood. That is,~indeed, the greatest profanation and dishonor
11    3 | although we have prayed for the greatest need, for the Gospel, faith,~
12    3 |       And there is, indeed, the~greatest need to pray for temporal
13    4 |      red coat. For it is of the~greatest importance that we esteem
14    5 |         Baptism) what is of the greatest importance, namely that~
15    5 |        in other places with~the greatest kindness, as when He says
16    5 |   exhorts us to our highest and greatest good, and we act so~distantly