Art.

 1 Pre|     either side, these matters may be settled and brought back
 2 Pre|     one pure and true religion may be embraced and maintained
 3 Pre|        battle under Him, so we may be able also to live in
 4 Pre|        means, in order that we may come together, as far as
 5 Pre|       together, as far as this may be honorably done, and,
 6 Pre|     dissension, by God's help, may be done away and brought
 7 5  |        the Ministry ~~~~~~~That we may obtain this faith, the Ministry
 8 12 |    those who contend that some may attain to such perfection
 9 15 |     ought to be observed which may be observed without sin,
10 20 |       in order that the Father may be reconciled through Him.
11 20 |        to open crimes. This we may see in the philosophers,
12 20 |       human strength.~Hence it may be readily seen that this
13 21 |      that the memory of saints may be set before us, that we
14 21 |      be set before us, that we may follow their faith and good
15 21 |        calling, as the Emperor may follow the example of David
16 23 |   which forbids marriage. This may now be readily understood
17 24 | anxious consciences, that they may learn to believe God, and
18 24 |      the Sacrament [Communion] may be administered to them
19 24 |     for another, so that there may be a common participation.~
20 26 |       that the merit of Christ may be well known, and faith,
21 26 |     such works that by them we may merit grace, or as though
22 26 |     Jovinian. But the contrary may be learned from the writings
23 26 |        to sin, but not that we may merit grace or make satisfaction
24 28 |     that by such observance we may make satisfaction for sins,
25 28 |        the Church Catholic. It may be that in the beginning
26 29 |    points, from which the rest may be readily judged. There