Art.

 1 Pre|      holy religion and Christian Faith, that in this matter of
 2 4  |       for Christ's sake, through faith, when they believe that
 3 4  |  satisfaction for our sins. This faith God imputes for righteousness
 4 5  |          That we may obtain this faith, the Ministry of Teaching
 5 5  |        Ghost is given, who works faith; where and when it pleases
 6 6  |        Also they teach that this faith is bound to bring forth
 7 6  |  justification is apprehended by faith, as also the voice of Christ
 8 6  |          sins, without works, by faith alone. ~
 9 7  |         alike. As Paul says: One faith, one Baptism, one God and
10 12 |   knowledge of sin; the other is faith, which is born of the Gospel,
11 12 |  remission of sins comes through faith but command us to merit
12 13 | instituted to awaken and confirm faith in those who use them. Wherefore
13 13 |          use the Sacraments that faith be added to believe the
14 13 |       the use of the Sacraments, faith which believes that sins
15 15 |       Gospel and the doctrine of faith. Wherefore vows and traditions
16 16 |        in the fear of God and in faith, but in forsaking civil
17 20 |   Besides, they begin to mention faith, of which there was heretofore
18 20 |     works only, but they conjoin faith and works, and say that
19 20 |         that we are justified by faith and works. This doctrine
20 20 |          the doctrine concerning faith, which ought to be the chief
21 20 |  concerning the righteousness of faith, while only the doctrine
22 20 |          the churches concerning faith as follows: --~First, that
23 20 |      that we obtain this only by faith when we believe that we
24 20 |         This doctrine concerning faith is everywhere treated by
25 20 |       grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves;
26 20 |         and the righteousness of faith, over against the merits
27 20 |   through any works, but only by faith, when they take the sure
28 20 |         5, 1: Being justified by faith, we have peace with God.
29 20 |          renew, this doctrine of faith in Christ, to the end that
30 20 | justification are apprehended by faith in Christ.~Men are also
31 20 |   admonished that here the term "faith" does not signify merely
32 20 |       the devil, but signifies a faith which believes, not merely
33 20 |     readers concerning the word "faith," and teaches that the term "
34 20 |       and teaches that the term "faith" is accepted in the Scriptures
35 20 |       will of God. It is only by faith that forgiveness of sins
36 20 |     nothing. And because through faith the Holy Ghost is received,
37 20 |         works. For Ambrose says: Faith is the mother of a good
38 20 |        of man when he is without faith and without the Holy Ghost,
39 20 |          good works. For without faith human nature can in no wise
40 20 |      Second Commandment. Without faith it does not call upon God,
41 20 |       And thus, when there is no faith and trust in God all manner
42 21 |         that we may follow their faith and good works, according
43 21 |     dissent in no article of the faith from the Church Catholic,
44 24 |     needed, and in the mean time faith in Christ and the true worship
45 24 |     justified before God through faith in Christ, when we believe
46 24 |       work of Masses, and not of faith, which Scripture does not
47 24 |          was instituted that the faith of those who use the Sacrament
48 24 |          this Sacrament requires faith, and is used in vain without
49 24 |          is used in vain without faith.]~Now, forasmuch as the
50 25 |      carefully taught concerning faith in the absolution, about
51 25 |          also, that God requires faith to believe such absolution
52 25 |       from heaven, and that such faith in Christ truly obtains
53 25 |        immoderately extolled; of faith and the merit of Christ
54 25 |         and the righteousness of faith no mention was made; wherefore,
55 26 |          of the righteousness of faith has been obscured by it,
56 26 |    Christ may be well known, and faith, which believes that sins
57 26 |          such works, to wit, the faith which believes that sins
58 26 |     there was no mention made of faith; only those works of satisfaction
59 26 |          of the righteousness of faith and grace. We see that the
60 26 |      more profitable doctrine of faith, of the cross, of hope,
61 26 |          of the righteousness of faith; which, however, cannot
62 26 |       not destroy the harmony of faith; as also Pope Gregory intimates
63 26 |          a holy life [, to teach faith and love]. ~
64 27 |        men, but that it comes by faith to those who believe that
65 27 |        deny the righteousness of faith? It follows, therefore,
66 27 |         For the righteousness of faith, which chiefly ought to
67 27 |        and yet to conceive great faith, and to trust that for Christ'
68 28 |          the doctrine concerning faith and the righteousness of
69 28 |         and the righteousness of faith being meanwhile suppressed.
70 28 |        we obtain grace freely by faith in Christ, and not for certain
71 28 |        when the righteousness of faith was not taught clearly enough.
72 28 |       where the righteousness of faith and Christian liberty are