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 1    1|    how much this commandment~requires, namely, that man's entire
 2    1|      it, as this commandment requires. On~this account also these
 3    1|     other object, and how~He requires nothing higher of us than
 4    1|    the simple as~to what God requires in this commandment, note
 5    1|     which nature teaches and requires; for the common people,~
 6    1|    majesty there hidden, and requires not only that~they be addressed
 7    1|      men. ~For to be a judge requires above all things a godly
 8    1|    likewise, to~be a witness requires a fearless and especially
 9    1|   office. For here necessity~requires one to speak of the evil,
10    1|     may learn what pains God requires to the end we may learn
11    3|   God in~every need. This He requires of us, and has not left
12    3|   see it. Therefore~God also requires that you lament and plead
13    4| cannot comprehend it. But it requires skill to believe this, for