Part, Art.

 1  Pre     |            are found such spiteful men, not only among the adversaries,
 2    2     |          under heaven, given among men whereby we must be saved,
 3    2,  2 |        abandoned] scoundrel, frees men from sins, both in this
 4    2,  2 |            but a pure invention of men, and has not been commanded
 5    2,  2 |      doctrines the commandments of men.~Secondly. It is an unnecessary
 6    2,  2 |            people that the Mass as men's twaddle [commentitious
 7    2,  2 |           declare), than a work of men (even of wicked scoundrels),
 8    2,  2 |       Christ, and not the works of men, are to help [set free]
 9    2,  2 |        nothing but the devotion of men, and that, too, of individuals,
10    2,  2 |           statements [opinions] of men in order that men should
11    2,  2 |     opinions] of men in order that men should believe in their
12    2,  3 |    forefathers] to educate learned men and chaste [and modest]
13    2,  3 |   blasphemous services invented by men, regarded as something better
14    2,  4 |         such a head were chosen by men, and that it were placed
15    2,  4 |            the choice and power of men to change or remove this
16    2,  4 |       arise than before.~For since men would have to be subject
17    3     |        with learned and reasonable men, or among ourselves. The
18    3,  1 |          by whose disobedience all men were made sinners, [and]
19    3,  2 |      wicked [unbridled and secure] men, who do evil wherever they [
20    3,  3 | ungodliness and unrighteousness of men. Again, 3, 19: All the world
21    3,  3 |    acknowledge that they were lost men, and might thus be prepared
22    3,  3 |         repentance they instructed men to repose confidence in
23    3,  3 |           of Christ nor faith; but men hoped by their own works
24    3,  3 |           although the Pope taught men to depend upon, and trust
25    3,  3 |             God now commandeth all men everywhere to repent. "All
26    3,  3 |         everywhere to repent. "All men," he says; no one excepted
27    3,  3 |    absolutely become new and other men.~This repentance is not
28    3,  3 |            heard] many such insane men, and I fear that in some
29    3,  3 |            to teach that when holy men, still having and feeling
30    3,  8 |         the Spirit Himself come to men, without their writings
31    3,  8 |          the will of man; but holy men of God spake as they were
32    3,  15|      doctrines the commandments of men. Again, Titus 1, 14: That