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  1   1     |          the beginning and end of our endeavor? What is the most~
  2   1     |      which we have not settled by our own~understanding, and cannot -
  3   1     |       beauty whose full vision is our highest happiness. Here,
  4   1     |          beginning and the end of our endeavor. We begin in faith,~
  5   1     |       what to love. But to defend our doctrines against the calumnies
  6   2     |      believe that he will come as our judge; this is future. ~
  7   2     |       Again, faith has to do with our own affairs and with those
  8   2     |    patience."~18 When,~therefore, our good is believed to be future,
  9   4     |          suppose that this denies our~Lord's judgment: "A good
 10   4     |      angel or a man. This is what our Lord himself most clearly
 11   5     |        still does not follow that our felicity depends upon our
 12   5     |         our felicity depends upon our knowing the causes of the
 13   5     |          ought to understand than our own health. But when we
 14   5     |        and gave thanks to God for our error. ~Who would doubt,
 15   5     |           explains the meaning of our finest poet, when he speaks
 16   5     |       Truth itself is the life of our souls, where~none deceives
 17   5     |   deceived by believing lies. Yet our~rational mind shrinks from
 18   7     |           is, or when, instead of our physical~perception, similar
 19   7     |        the case of twins - whence our poet speaks of "a~pleasant
 20   7     |       things which do not concern our attainment of the Kingdom
 21   7     |    impressions of this kind, with our faith in God still safe,~
 22   7     |         nothing at all, either in our souls or our physical~senses,
 23   7     |            either in our souls or our physical~senses, if we were
 24   7     |      themselves~pray, "Forgive us our debts."~43~~
 25   8     |          everything pertaining to our good is nothing ~other than
 26   9     |           the heavenly Jerusalem, our mother and the commonwealth
 27   9     |      truly free when God ordereth our lives, that is, formeth
 28   9     |         we admonished to pray for our enemies,~62 who are plainly
 29  10     |           it is written: "For all our days are wasted; we are
 30  10     |          are ruined in thy wrath; our ~years seem like a spider'
 31  10     |          God through~Jesus Christ our Lord - that we are reconciled
 32  10     |          with a definite origin - our Lord Jesus Christ.~~
 33  11     |            God's one and only Son our Lord, was born of the Holy
 34  12     |     Actually, then, as we confess our Lord Jesus Christ, who is
 35  12     |           might be, since through our Lord Jesus Christ - in the~
 36  13     |         himself committed sin for our sake. Rather, he says, "
 37  13     |           are righteousness - not our own but God's, not in~ourselves
 38  13     |        with many warriors. And in our own Scriptures we read: "
 39  13     |          longer~apply in Israel, "Our fathers have eaten sour
 40  13     |        even if they cannot change our nature in the same way,
 41  14     |        also is the forgiveness of our sins real, and in the same
 42  14     |  resurrection, knowing this, that our old man is ~crucified with
 43  15     |       Christ, the only Son of God our Lord, in the brevity~befitting
 44  15     |          in the brevity~befitting our confession of faith, we
 45  15     |        after that we call to mind our faith "in holy Church."
 46  16     |         But obviously this means~_our_ understanding, not that
 47  16     |           For no matter how~great our understanding may be, "we
 48  16     |          nor will it then surpass our understanding. But the peace
 49  16     |           still doubtless surpass our understanding and theirs
 50  17     |    concord with us even now, when our sins are forgiven. Therefore,
 51  17     | Nevertheless, no matter how great our crimes, their forgiveness
 52  18     |          lays so much stress that our Lord tells us in advance
 53  19     |           propitiation to God for our past sins. But he is not
 54  19     |  satisfaction. For they can say, "Our Father who art in heaven,"
 55  19     |       prayer completely~blots out our minor and everyday sins.
 56  19     |       they truly say, "Forgive us our debts"~(since there is no
 57  19     |         truly say, "As we forgive our~debtors"~156; that is, if
 58  19     |             72. Accordingly, what our Lord says - "Give alms and,
 59  19     |          obtaining forgiveness of our own sins.~
 60  19     |     prayer, they say, "Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our
 61  19     |          our debts, as we forgive our debtors." Accordingly, it ~
 62  19     |            saying, "As we forgive our debtors." For this means, "
 63  19     |           this means, "Forgive us our debts when we ask for~forgiveness,
 64  19     |   forgiveness, as we also forgive our debtors when they ask for
 65  20     |          we come to~inquire about our wretchedness and come to
 66  20     |       come to a valid estimate of our wretchedness and begin~to
 67  21     |       often, and say, "Forgive us our debts,"~and not lie about
 68  21     |     petition, "As we also forgive our debtors."~
 69  21     |     sanctioned by law. So also in our times so many evils, even
 70  22     |       judgment increases, to make our ~love of righteousness victor
 71  22     |         righteousness victor over our love of those things because
 72  22     |          when we say, "Forgive~us our debts as we also forgive
 73  22     |          debts as we also forgive our debtors." But we should
 74  22     |  temptation" - and we should make our petitions to Him of whom
 75  22     |           Light, he may take away our ignorance, as Salvation,
 76  22     |          ignorance, as Salvation, our weakness.~
 77  23     |    mysterious ways - will restore our bodies, with marvelous and
 78  24     |        not about to believe. ~For our Lord saith most plainly: "
 79  24     |          sung in ~the psalm: "But our God is above in heaven;
 80  24     |       this, the very beginning of our Confession of Faith is imperiled -
 81  27     |     through his only begotten Son our ~Lord? Therefore, he doth
 82  27     |    acceptable in the sight of God our Saviour"~225- ~that is,
 83  27     |         already seen exemplified. Our Lord also useth the ~same
 84  28     |          will it.~And, just as in our present state, our soul
 85  28     |          as in our present state, our soul is unable to will unhappiness
 86  28     |      eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord."~232 Now, wages for
 87  28     |         God, and provide even for our bodies a~resurrection to
 88  30     |                   114. Thus, from our confession of _faith_, briefly ~
 89  30     |           to obtain as reward for our good works.~
 90  30     |         we say: "Give us this day our daily bread. ~And forgive
 91  30     |      daily bread. ~And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our
 92  30     |          our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not
 93  30     |         that all these pertain to our needs in the present life?
 94  30     |         Kingdom, and his~will, in our spirit and body will abide
 95  31     |       whom love is shed abroad in our hearts - the law may bid
 96  31(248)|        the Id, the primal core of our unconscious life.~
 97  32     |       Holy Spirit sheds abroad in our hearts - whatever it is,
 98  32     |       love of God and the love of our neighbor and, indeed, "on
 99  32     |       measured by the~standard of our love of God and our love
100  32     |   standard of our love of God and our love of our neighbor in
101  32     |       love of God and our love of our neighbor in God [propter
102  33     |           you through the help of~our Redeemer, and since I love