Art.

 1 8 | reason of the institution and commandment of Christ, notwithstanding
 2 20|    the First or of the Second Commandment. Without faith it does not
 3 22|    because this usage has the commandment of the Lord in Matt. 26,
 4 23|    law, no vow, can annul the commandment and ordinance of God. For
 5 23|      forbidden.~But while the commandment of God is in force, while
 6 23|     of priests. God has given commandment to honor marriage. By the
 7 23|      law of man can annul the commandment of God, so neither can it
 8 27|       annul the ordinance and commandment of God. But the commandment
 9 27|   commandment of God. But the commandment of God is 1 Cor. 7, 2: To
10 27|       own wife. Nor is it the commandment only, but also the creation
11 27|      do not sin who obey this commandment and ordinance of God.~What
12 27|       that the vow annuls the commandment of God. The Canons teach
13 27|     chosen of men without the commandment of God to merit justification
14 27| wicked vow, taken against the commandment of God, is not valid; for (
15 27|   devised by men, without the commandment of God, and to teach that
16 27|      but a counsel, and not a commandment. Others judge that the Christian
17 27|     that which has for it the commandment of God. It is necessary
18 28|     of them, because of God's commandment, are to be held in reverence
19 28|     the Gospel, is a power or commandment of God, to preach the Gospel,
20 28|     Sacraments. For with this commandment Christ sends forth His Apostles,
21 28|      the congregations have a commandment of God prohibiting obedience,