Art.

 1 Pre|      in due manner and form of law, addressed ourselves and
 2 23 |        matrimony. For no man's law, no vow, can annul the commandment
 3 23 |    readily understood when the law against marriage is maintained
 4 23 |      such penalties.~But as no law of man can annul the commandment
 5 24 |      been so ordained by man's law. The people are accustomed
 6 26 |     article, putting aside the Law and human traditions, in
 7 26 |       the purifications of the Law, and says, 9: In vain do
 8 27 |       you are justified by the Law, ye are fallen from grace.
 9 28 |       the Gospel, but by human law having received it of kings
10 28 |     Church with bondage of the law, as if there ought to be
11 28 |   misled by the example of the law of Moses. Hence are such
12 28 |        that the bondage of the Law is not necessary to justification,
13 28 | concerning the changing of the law, the ceremonies of the new
14 28 |      the ceremonies of the new law, the changing of the Sabbath-day,