Chapter

 1   3|     wounds) do not retreat and go elsewhere. ~Rather, they
 2   5|       a crossroads and did not go by the place where an armed
 3   6|  righteous man to lie.~34 Some~go so far as to contend that
 4   9|      through the revolt should go on~rejoicing in the certain
 5   9|        the mercy of God should go before them, as it goes
 6  14|       prove that we should not go on sinning, in~order that
 7  14|       sin, how, then, shall we~go on living in it?" And then
 8  15|        confession of faith, we go on to affirm that we believe
 9  17|    sins seem to be ignored and go unpunished; but ~their punishment
10  20|      is said, "His mercy shall go before me."~172~~
11  21| contend in court with you, let go your cloak also."~178 And
12  21|    Thus, he forbids his~own to go to court with other men
13  21|      all. And so far does this go that such sins~are not only
14  24|      reprobated angels and men go on in their eternal~punishment,
15  24|    punishment, the saints will go on learning more fully the
16  26|        the apostle Paul should go to Jerusalem, lest there
17  29|        first commonwealth will go on living truly and happily
18  29|       eternal. The second will go on,~miserable in death eternal,
19  29|        be. Not that they would go counter~to divine Scripture -
20  29|        said, "Thus these shall go into everlasting punishment."~239
21  31|       for~him who continues to go forward in this course toward