Art.

 1 2 |    obscure the glory of Christ's merit and benefits, argue that
 2 6 |       not rely on those works to merit justification before God.
 3 12|          faith but command us to merit grace through satisfactions
 4 15| instituted to propitiate God, to merit grace, and to make satisfaction
 5 15|        days, etc., instituted to merit grace and to make satisfaction
 6 20|          cannot reconcile God or merit forgiveness of sins, grace,
 7 20|       merits grace, despises the merit and grace of Christ, and
 8 20|      monasteries hoping there to merit grace by a monastic life.
 9 20|   devised other works whereby to merit grace and make satisfaction
10 20|          that we should trust to merit grace by them, but because
11 25|       extolled; of faith and the merit of Christ and the righteousness
12 26|          are works profitable to merit grace, and able to make
13 26|        as a service necessary to merit grace, and did greatly terrify
14 26|        Church, in order that the merit of Christ may be well known,
15 26|       and like services, we must merit grace and righteousness.
16 26|           if men think that they merit grace by observances of
17 26|       human traditions we cannot merit grace or be justified, and
18 26|        works that by them we may merit grace, or as though Christianity
19 26|         sin, but not that we may merit grace or make satisfaction
20 26|   keeping under his body, not to merit forgiveness of sins by that
21 27|       kind of life instituted to merit grace and righteousness;
22 27|        the commandment of God to merit justification and grace,
23 27|      making satisfy for sins and merit grace and justification.
24 28|        satisfaction for sins, or merit grace and righteousness.
25 28|        For the glory of Christ's merit suffers injury when, by
26 28|     observances, we undertake to merit justification. But it is
27 28|          Christians, in order to merit justification a service
28 28|       not that thereby we should merit grace or make satisfaction