Chapter

 1    1|       else, and seeks help and~consolation from creatures saints, or
 2    1|   seeks in its own works help, consolation, and~salvation, presumes
 3    1|       the more powerful is~the consolation in the promise, that those
 4    1|      it and implore it for all consolation, so~that (as we have heard
 5    1|        first place, this great consolation in his heart that he can~
 6    3|     themselves to pieces.~This consolation and confidence we have,
 7    3|       we run hither and obtain consolation to~comfort the conscience
 8    3|     you forgive, you have this consolation and assurance, that~you
 9    4|       is, in short, so full of consolation and grace that heaven and
10    5| impatient. Now to this end the consolation is here given~when the heart
11    5|        gladly obtain grace and consolation should impel~himself, and
12    5|        and obtain refreshment, consolation, and strength. For if you