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 1   2| CHAPTER II - The Creed and the Lord's Prayer as Guides to the
 2   2|     with the Symbol~11 and the Lord's Prayer. What is shorter
 3   2|        that all who invoke the Lord's name will be saved."~12 ~
 4   2|              Thus, we have the Lord's Prayer. Later, the apostle,
 5   4|       bitter."~23 Moreover~the Lord himself saith: "An evil
 6   4|   suppose that this denies our~Lord's judgment: "A good tree
 7   4|        a man. This is what our Lord himself most clearly shows
 8   9|      in pious obedience~to the Lord and so received what the
 9   9|     had "obtained~mercy of the Lord to be trustworthy"~51 makes
10   9|      itself is prepared by the~Lord," even as it is ~written?~58
11  10|      trouble."~65 And even the Lord Jesus said of it: "He that
12  10|       through~Jesus Christ our Lord - that we are reconciled
13  10|        a definite origin - our Lord Jesus Christ.~~
14  11|        was to be mother of her Lord, indeed the Lord of all.
15  11|        of her Lord, indeed the Lord of all. Yet, concerning
16  11|     God's one and only Son our Lord, was born of the Holy Spirit~
17  12|        then, as we confess our Lord Jesus Christ, who is God
18  12|    might be, since through our Lord Jesus Christ - in the~form
19  13|          Pray~therefore to the Lord that he may take from us
20  14|          Prepare a way for the Lord,"~94 for Him in whom alone
21  15|        the only Son of God our Lord, in the brevity~befitting
22  15|       praising the name of the Lord~111 and singing a new song~
23  15|       Behold, the angel of the Lord appeared to him in his sleep, ~
24  17|    should not be judged by the Lord. But when we are~judged,
25  17|        we are chastised by the Lord, that we may not be condemned
26  18|        so much stress that our Lord tells us in advance that,~
27  19|      72. Accordingly, what our Lord says - "Give alms and, behold,
28  19|       sins are forgiven by the Lord, since the Truth~cannot
29  20|    themselves in vain with the Lord's words, "Give alms; and,
30  20| himself before~dinner. But the Lord said to him: 'Now you Pharisees
31  20|            Therefore, when the Lord had reproved the Pharisees
32  21|     back to that saying of the Lord: "If anyone~would take your
33  21|     behooves us to pray to the Lord daily and often, and say, "
34  21|     some of them! But grant, O Lord, that we~do not practice
35  22|        said in the psalm, "The~Lord is my light and my ~salvation"~187;
36  22|     the Evangelist tells, "The Lord looked at him."~189~
37  24|       of mercy and judgment, O~Lord"~199 - since no one is set
38  24|     about to believe. ~For our Lord saith most plainly: "Woe
39  24|    against their will. But the Lord's language is clearer when,
40  25|   glories, should glory in the Lord."~213~
41  25|       glories may glory in the~Lord."~217~~
42  26|         the great works of the Lord, well-considered in all
43  26|   statement, "The works of the Lord are great, well-considered
44  27|     his only begotten Son our ~Lord? Therefore, he doth save
45  27|  already seen exemplified. Our Lord also useth the ~same manner
46  28|      itself~is prepared by the Lord"~231 so that we may receive
47  28|       life in Christ Jesus our Lord."~232 Now, wages for military
48  30|     hope_ are contained in the Lord's ~Prayer. For "cursed is
49  30|       from none other than the Lord God whatever it is that
50  30|        Evangelist Matthew, the Lord's Prayer may be seen to
51  30|    Luke, in his version of the Lord's Prayer, has brought together,~
52  31|    again, that he might be the Lord of both the living and the
53  32|      mortal men. But then "the Lord will~illuminate the hidden