Art.

 1 Pre|        under Him, so we may be able also to live in unity and
 2 18 |        of nature alone, we are able to love God above all things;
 3 18 |        For, although nature is able in a manner to do the outward
 4 18 |       outward work, (for it is able to keep the hands from theft
 5 20 |        and the ungodly are not able to believe this Article:
 6 20 |        affections, so as to be able to bring forth good works.
 7 24 |     the very men who were both able and in duty bound to correct
 8 26 | profitable to merit grace, and able to make satisfactions for
 9 26 |        felt that they were not able to satisfy the traditions,
10 26 |        our fathers nor we were able to bear? But we believe
11 27 |       and men, before they are able to judge, are persuaded,