Art.

 1 21|      proper lenity on the part of bishops to bear with us by reason
 2 24|          s sake.~Neither were the bishops ignorant of these abuses,
 3 26|      rashly or from hatred of the bishops, as some falsely suspect.
 4 27|            and thence pastors and bishops were obtained. Now it is
 5 28|           concerning the Power of Bishops, in which some have awkwardly
 6 28|         Keys, or the power of the bishops, according to the Gospel,
 7 28|          and blessings of God.~If bishops have any power of the sword,
 8 28|           power they have, not as bishops, by the commission of the
 9 28|    concerning the jurisdiction of bishops, civil authority must be
10 28|       right, there belongs to the bishops as bishops, that is, to
11 28|         belongs to the bishops as bishops, that is, to those to whom
12 28|        must we submit to Catholic bishops if they chance to err, or
13 28|            it is disputed whether bishops or pastors have the right
14 28|       that give this right to the bishops refer to this testimony
15 28|        has been shown above) that bishops have no power to decree
16 28|     committed to the Apostles and bishops. For thus some of them write;
17 28|        the guilt.~Whence have the bishops the right to lay these traditions
18 28|           shall be plucked up.~If bishops have the right to burden
19 28|      answer that it is lawful for bishops or pastors to make ordinances
20 28|    commission to the Apostles and bishops to devise new ceremonies
21 28| traditions go out of use.~But the bishops might easily retain the
22 28|      churches do not ask that the bishops should restore concord at
23 28|       Peter, 1 Pet. 5, 3, forbids bishops to be lords, and to rule
24 28|           the government from the bishops, but this one thing is asked,