Chapter

 1    1|        entirely~trusts. ~Besides, consider what in our blindness, we
 2    1|          appearances; and we must~consider that they do not lie or
 3    1|       commandments that every one consider what his~parents have done
 4    1|        worshiped; but~they should consider that they are under obligations
 5    1|       children and servants. Here consider now what deadly injury you~
 6    1|           This the world does not consider wrong [nor is it punished
 7    2|           it, but~neither see nor consider what the words teach us.
 8    3|     reason that we should see and~consider the distress which ought
 9    3|           feet. Therefore we must consider~and take up those weapons
10    3|       daily bread. ~Here, now, we consider the poor breadbasket, the
11    3|    Himself, that the~person is to consider himself and place this prayer
12    4|          If hitherto people could~consider it a great thing when the
13    4|     whether it could be true.~For consider, if there were somewhere
14    5| Christians be the~more incited to consider the cause and need which
15    5|         He here speaks, must also consider and observe this, not from~
16    5|  institute a~Sacrament. Therefore consider, and put yourself into this