Art.

 1 3 |     that He might sit on the right hand of the Father, and
 2 16| works of God, and that it is right for Christians to bear civil
 3 20|    mother of a good will and right doing. For man's powers
 4 25|  that Confession is of human right only [not commanded by Scripture,
 5 27|    The Canons teach that the right of the superior is excepted
 6 28|       as they say, by divine right, there belongs to the bishops
 7 28|      necessity and by divine right must obey them, according
 8 28|        they have it by human right, in which matters princes
 9 28|  bishops or pastors have the right to introduce ceremonies
10 28|     etc. They that give this right to the bishops refer to
11 28|  Whence have the bishops the right to lay these traditions
12 28|      up.~If bishops have the right to burden churches with
13 28|      is not indeed of divine right, but in a manner so. They
14 29|     concerning the parochial right, confessions, burials, sermons