Chapter

 1    1|        vanities as God's Word. Behold, all this is decking one'
 2    1|      and Carthusian sanctity. ~Behold, thus we might train our
 3    1|       never~improve upon it." ~Behold, in this manner we would
 4    1|   works of their own choice): "Behold, this work is well pleasing
 5    1|    they bring it about that we behold their misfortune and grief?
 6    1|      you not tell it to him ?" Behold,~that would be acting quite
 7    2| immortal, and glorified body. ~Behold, all this is to be the office
 8    2|       faith through the Word. ~Behold, here you have the entire
 9    3|    weakness or~sluggishness." ~Behold, thus we have in these three
10    3|        like to be Christians. ~Behold, thus God wishes to indicate
11    3|  receive anything of the Lord. Behold, such~importance God attaches
12    4|       father and thy mother, I behold a different man, adorned