Art.

 1 Pre|       cities, and taught in our churches.~And if the other Electors,
 2 1  |          Article I - Of God~Our Churches, with common consent, do
 3 11 |     ought to be retained in the churches, although in confession
 4 20 |        works was treated in the churches, our teachers have instructed
 5 20 |    teachers have instructed the churches concerning faith as follows: --~
 6 21 |     time, have the rites of all churches been the same; although,
 7 21 |       old, are abolished in our churches. But it has been a common
 8 21 |          Inasmuch, then, as our churches dissent in no article of
 9 21 |         observed rightly in the churches. ~
10 23 |         to be expected that the churches shall at some time lack
11 24 |         Mass ~~~~~~~Falsely are our churches accused of abolishing the
12 24 |        abuse obtains in all the churches by what manner of men Masses
13 24 |      have been tolerated in the churches for so many centuries by
14 24 |         in olden times, even in churches most frequented, the Mass
15 25 | Confession ~~~~~~~Confession in the churches is not abolished among us;
16 25 |   wherefore, on this point, our churches are by no means to be blamed.
17 26 |        of those teaching in the churches, that making Distinctions
18 26 |         and the teachers in the churches did exact these works as
19 26 |      was great need to warn the churches of these errors, which had
20 26 |     compels us to insist in the churches upon the doctrine of grace,
21 28 |        have the right to burden churches with infinite traditions,
22 28 |     liberty be preserved in the churches, namely, that the bondage
23 28 |      etc.~It is proper that the churches should keep such ordinances
24 28 |       all things be done in the churches in order, and without confusion,
25 28 |     doctrine of the Gospel. The churches do not ask that the bishops
26 28 |     lords, and to rule over the churches. It is not our design now
27 29 |  doctrine should creep into our churches.~The above articles we desire