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 1 2 |      since the fall of Adam all men begotten in the natural
 2 3 |     also for all actual sins of men~He also descended into hell,
 3 4 |            Also they teach that men cannot be justified before
 4 5 |         the Holy Ghost comes to men without the external Word,
 5 7 |       ceremonies, instituted by men, should be everywhere alike.
 6 8 | Sacraments administered by evil men, according to the saying
 7 8 |         be administered by evil men.~They condemn the Donatists,
 8 8 |        use the ministry of evil men in the Church, and who thought
 9 8 |    thought the ministry of evil men to be unprofitable and of
10 13|       marks of profession among men, but rather to be signs
11 15|          concerning such things men are admonished that consciences
12 16|         to obey God rather than men. Acts 5, 29. ~
13 17|   everlasting joys, but ungodly men and the devils He will condemn
14 17|        punishments of condemned men and devils.~They condemn
15 18|     Book III: We grant that all men have a free will, free,
16 19|        of the devil and ungodly men; which will, unaided of
17 20|       inexperienced and profane men judge ill concerning this
18 20| apprehended by faith in Christ.~Men are also admonished that
19 20|         of the devil who impels men to divers sins, to ungodly
20 21|         to excite the hatred of men against our part, disseminate
21 21|       excited the minds of good men, they have first given occasion
22 21|     these ungodly and malicious men represent. Besides, the
23 23|   Christ says, Matt. 19,11: All men cannot receive this saying,
24 23|         He teaches that not all men are fit to lead a single
25 23|     Church priests were married men. For Paul says, 1 Tim. 3,
26 23| enforced celibacy and depriving men of marriage (which God Himself
27 23|     instituted and left free to men) has never produced any
28 23|      because of the weakness of men; which it is to be wished
29 23|         highly honored. But now men, and that, priests, are
30 24|  grievous complaint of all good men that Masses have been basely
31 24|      churches by what manner of men Masses are said only for
32 24|      many centuries by the very men who were both able and in
33 24|         Masses. [With this work men wished to obtain from God
34 26|          and like traditions of men, are works profitable to
35 26|         and did greatly terrify men's consciences, if they should
36 26|         the observances of such men were more acceptable to
37 26|         all traditions, and yet men judged these observances
38 26|     Augustine also forbids that men's consciences should be
39 26|        cannot be understood, if men think that they merit grace
40 26|        with the commandments of men. He, therefore, does not
41 26|          But, at the same time, men are warned that such observances
42 27|      rigor displeased many good men before this time, who saw
43 27|        time, who saw that young men and maidens were thrown
44 27|       counsels."~Thus they made men believe that the profession
45 27|       that it is lawful for all men who are not fitted for single
46 27|      can be raised to this? Let men extol the obligation of
47 27| deliberately! Young maidens and men, before they are able to
48 27|        esteemed, although other men afterwards thought otherwise.~
49 27|          ordained and chosen of men without the commandment
50 27|        with the commandments of men. And Paul teaches everywhere
51 27|     acts of worship, devised by men, but that it comes by faith
52 27|      says) no vow ought to bind men to wickedness.~Paul says,
53 27|      above this, they persuaded men that services of man's making
54 27|     people a service devised by men, without the commandment
55 27|     that such service justifies men. For the righteousness of
56 27|         east before the eyes of men.~Furthermore, the precepts
57 27|        of God are obscured when men hear that only monks are
58 27|       are on record examples of men who, forsaking marriage
59 27|         commandments devised by men. A good and perfect kind
60 27|        is necessary to admonish men of these things.~And before
61 28|     Church by learned and godly men. Therefore our teachers,
62 28| teachers, for the comforting of men's consciences, were constrained
63 28| manifest injuries, and restrain men with the sword and bodily
64 28|  communion of the Church wicked men, whose wickedness is known,
65 28|   commandments and doctrines of men! which things have indeed
66 28|      fables and commandments of men that turn from the truth.~
67 28|      acts of worship devised by men.~What, then, are we to think
68 28|         additional reason, that men might have an example of
69 28|         to obey God rather than men.~Peter, 1 Pet. 5, 3, forbids
70 29|  exhibit our Confession and let men see a summary of the doctrine