Chapter

 1   1|     analyzed by the intellect, may be demonstrated by the reason.
 2   1|        bookshelf. Therefore we may return to these three ways
 3   2|        fear.'"~Therefore faith may refer to evil things as
 4   4|  however insignificant a thing may be, the good which is its "
 5   5|         at least as far as men may do so~in this life, filled
 6   6|    calls adultery a good thing may be rightly accused by the
 7   6|      that in such a case a~man may be deceived without suffering
 8   6|        harm therefrom, or even may gain some benefit thereby,~
 9   7|      of affirming as true what may be false, since all~questions,
10   7|      of an error these miscues may~be, it does not involve
11   7|   devoured by~a wild beast. We may err through false impressions
12   7|      and is deceived, as a man may be. This is so~whether it
13   7|     some other good, yet truth may be violated by lying? That
14   7|       their deceit. The deceit may be pardoned, but certainly
15   8|       unwholesome~pleasures or may even be exhilarated by vain
16   9|    doing by his grace,~that we may indeed be new creatures
17  10|         Holy Spirit so that we may be changed from enemies
18  12|       Wherefore, since a thing may be "born" of something else,
19  13|  sacrifice for sin by which we may be reconciled.~He himself
20  13|  therefore to the Lord that he may take from us the serpent."~85
21  13|      be born again, so that he may thereby be absolved of~whatever
22  14|      and to do this so that we may understand nothing~other
23  14|    continue in sin, that grace may abound?"~98 -~for he had
24  14|     dead." On the one hand, we may ~understand by "the living"
25  14|    flesh~when he comes; and we may understand by "the dead"
26  14|       other hand, "the living" may signify "the righteous,"~
27  14|     righteous,"~and "the dead" may signify "the ~unrighteous" -
28  14|        the evildoers, the good may be set apart at his right ~
29  15|   earth "that in all things he may be~pre-eminent"~116 - "Destroy
30  16|        great our understanding may be, "we know in part, and
31  17|    churches, that satisfaction may also be made in the Church,
32  17| chastised by the Lord, that we may not be condemned along with
33  18|      by schism or heresy, ~who may then live in sins however
34  18|       wood and hay and stubble may~be understood, without absurdity,
35  18|      the things of God, how he may~please God." Such a man
36  18|    things of the world, how he may please his wife"~151; that
37  18|        things - even~though he may grieve over his loss - "
38  18|       for fruitful inquiry. It~may be discovered or remain
39  22|             that, as Light, he may take away our ignorance,
40  22|     but also in order that he ~may be enabled to do so, the
41  23|    score, a corollary~question may be most carefully discussed
42  23|      flesh, but only that they may be punished together with
43  25|  visage of Scripture and, if I may speak so, the lineaments
44  25|        I raised you up, that I may show through you my power,
45  25|        power, and that my name may be proclaimed in~all the
46  25|       so that "he that glories may glory in the~Lord."~217~~
47  28|       the Lord"~231 so that we may receive the other gifts
48  29|        of Christ, so that each may receive according to what
49  29|       by their human feelings, may wish to think about gradations
50  30|     Matthew, the Lord's Prayer may be seen to contain seven~
51  31|        hopes for this: that he may through prayer obtain the
52  31|   cannot hope without love, it may be that there is something
53  31|        in love it asks that it may receive, it seeks that it
54  31|      receive, it seeks that it may find, and ~knocks that it
55  31|      find, and ~knocks that it may be opened unto it.~246 For
56  31|        in our hearts - the law may bid but it cannot aid~[jubere
57  32|      it should be, although it may seem to be. Love, in this
58  32|        Prophets"~260 - and, we may add, the gospel and the
59  33|    written this~book for you - may its usefulness match its