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 1  Pre     |       that among us there is no church, no magistrate, no married
 2  Pre     |        of God to observe in the Church, the state and the family
 3    2,  2 | Sacrament of [belonging to] the Church according to his own private
 4    2,  2 |       from the communion of the Church to trifle therewith.~This
 5    2,  2 |        saints and of the entire Church, etc. All these things [
 6    2,  4 |        bishop and pastor of the Church at Rome, and of those who
 7    2,  4 |          catholic or] Christian Church (so far as it is in his
 8    2,  4 |       is manifest that the holy Church has been without the Pope
 9    2,  4 |         Christian [or catholic] Church can exist very well without
10    2,  4 |        is also of no use in the Church, because it exercises no
11    2,  4 |         it is necessary for the Church to continue and to exist
12    2,  4 |        wherever and in whatever church God would grant a man fit
13    2,  4 |     would result!~Therefore the Church can never be better governed
14    2,  4 |   supreme head of the Christian Church by divine right. Accordingly
15    2,  4 |        and then the lord of the Church, and finally of the whole
16    3,  3 |   coming to the aid of the poor Church, invented indulgences, whereby
17    3,  5 |         through Christ, and the Church should administer it [Baptism
18    3,  7 |    power given by Christ to the Church for binding and loosing
19    3,  8 |    means to be abolished in the Church, especially on account of [
20    3,  8 |        offices of the Christian Church.~And in those things which
21    3,  8 |      and commands with [in] his church is spirit and right, even
22    3,  9 |     concern us ministers of the Church. But the lesser, that is,
23    3,  9 |      and other communion of the Church until they amend their lives
24    3,  10|        devote themselves to the Church and the Gospel, it might
25    3,  10|       any work or office of the Church, and, moreover, persecute
26    3,  10|       been called to do so, the Church ought not on their account
27    3,  10|         ancient examples of the Church and the Fathers teach us,
28    3,  10|        St. Jerome writes of the Church at Alexandria, that at first
29    3,  12|             Article XII: Of the Church~We do not concede to them
30    3,  12|       to them that they are the Church, and [in truth] they are
31    3,  12|        truth] they are not [the Church]; nor will we listen to
32    3,  12|        which, under the name of Church, they enjoin or forbid.
33    3,  12|        years old knows what the Church is, namely, the holy believers
34    3,  12|          catholic or] Christian Church. This holiness does not
35    3,  16|         my brethren, and of the Church of Hanover. ~I, Stephen
36    3,  16|      Schneeweiss, Pastor of the Church at Crailsheim. ~I, John
37    3,  16|   Schlagenhaufen, Pastor of the Church at Koethen, subscribe. ~
38    3,  16|  Oemcken, Superintendent of the Church at Minden. ~I, Brixius Northanus,
39    3,  16|      Northanus, Minister of the Church of Christ which is at Soest,
40    3,  16|         Myconius, Pastor of the Church at Gotha in Thuringia, subscribe
41    3,  16|      John Lang, Preacher of the Church at Erfurt, subscribe with