Art.

 1 5 |          Ministry of Teaching the Gospel and administering the Sacraments
 2 5 |        God, in them that hear the Gospel, to wit, that God, not for
 3 7 |           of saints, in which the Gospel is rightly taught and the
 4 7 |    concerning the doctrine of the Gospel and the administration of
 5 12|       faith, which is born of the Gospel, or of absolution, and believes
 6 15|          sins, are opposed to the Gospel and the doctrine of faith.
 7 15|       useless and contrary to the Gospel. ~
 8 16|  forsaking civil offices, for the Gospel teaches an eternal righteousness
 9 20|          the consolation from the Gospel. Some persons were driven
10 26|          is the chief part of the Gospel, and ought to stand out
11 26|           the traditions. For the Gospel compels us to insist in
12 26|     devils; for it is against the Gospel to institute or to do such
13 28|         bishops, according to the Gospel, is a power or commandment
14 28| commandment of God, to preach the Gospel, to remit and retain sins,
15 28|        Mark 16, 15: Go preach the Gospel to every creature.~This
16 28|         teaching or preaching the Gospel and administering the Sacraments,
17 28|        Paul says, Rom. 1, 16: The Gospel is the power of God unto
18 28|        other things than does the Gospel. The civil rulers defend
19 28|           commission to teach the Gospel and to administer the Sacraments.
20 28|          by the commission of the Gospel, but by human law having
21 28|          than the ministry of the Gospel.~When, therefore, the question
22 28|           Again, according to the Gospel or, as they say, by divine
23 28|         doctrines contrary to the Gospel, and to exclude from the
24 28|       ordain anything against the Gospel, then the congregations
25 28|           heaven preach any other gospel, let him be accursed; 2
26 28|       decree anything against the Gospel. The Canonical Laws teach
27 28|        grace, are contrary to the Gospel, it follows that it is not
28 28|          the chief article of the Gospel be preserved, to wit, that
29 28|           teaches that, since the Gospel has been revealed, all the
30 28|      consider what the aim of the Gospel is.~Scarcely any Canons
31 28|          the pure doctrine of the Gospel. The churches do not ask
32 28|       namely, that they allow the Gospel to be purely taught, and