Art.

 1 20|      brotherhoods, pilgrimages, services in honor of saints, the
 2 26|  distinctions in meats and like services, we must merit grace and
 3 27|  commands, without any man-made services. None of these things can
 4 27|     that monks have taught that services of man's making satisfy
 5 27| commonly taken have been wicked services, and, consequently, are
 6 27|         they persuaded men that services of man's making were a state
 7 28|        only have instituted new services and burdened consciences
 8 28|   appointed, new ceremonies and services in honor of saints instituted,
 9 28|      blind; and He rejects such services: Every plant which My heavenly
10 28|         institute or exact such services. For it is necessary that
11 28|         to judge them necessary services, and to think that it is