Chapter

 1 Pref2|      of it has been~taught and treated correctly until both young
 2 Pref2|     which should be constantly treated and required [of children]~
 3    1 |      enough and has been often treated,~because we hear it annually
 4    1 |       who, if apprehended, are treated in such a manner that they~
 5    1 |        and that it must not be treated as a jest. For~although
 6    1 |       concerns is always to be treated~with personally, and not
 7    1 |        as we should~wish to be treated. Thus these commandments
 8    1 | belongs here, of~which we have treated already in the First Commandment,
 9    2 |       be eradicated, and it is treated almost as heresy~if one
10    3 |      that God will not have it treated as a jest, but be angry,~
11    3 |      rogue and a scoundrel who treated the~command of his imperial
12    5 |        not instituted it to be treated~as a show, but has commanded