Chapter

1    1|  his neighbors, he would no doubt be told: "You fool,~what
2    3|     distress, and may never doubt that such~prayer is pleasing
3    3| conscience would ever be in~doubt and say: I have prayed,
4    3|   much less expects~without doubt such eternal treasures of
5    3|     that is,~that we do not doubt that our prayer is surely
6    3|   hears them, but remain in doubt and say, How should I~be
7    4|    and institution, lest we doubt that Baptism is~divine,
8    4|   realize it, it might well doubt whether it could be true.~