Part, Art.

 1  Pre     |    and listen, although they know well that I teach otherwise,
 2  Pre     |      turn, must hear; that I know certainly. God convert to
 3    2,  2 |  prohibited. And he does not know what he is doing, because
 4    3,  1 | sight], and, in short not to know or regard God; furthermore
 5    3,  3 |     sinners, that they might know what they were before God,
 6    3,  3 | since they did not [rightly] know the real sins [the real
 7    3,  3 | Moreover, since no one could know how great the contrition
 8    3,  3 |      this way he could never know whether he had made a sufficiently
 9    3,  3 |     of all. For no man could know how much to render for a
10    3,  3 |       because neither of you know what true sin is not to
11    3,  3 | jurists, and every other man know nothing of this [from their
12    3,  3 |    accordingly, necessary to know and to teach that when holy
13    3,  7 |     1 Cor. 4, 4, says: For I know nothing by myself; yet am
14    3,  8 |      and the letter, and yet know not what they say or declare.
15    3,  8 |    and unbelieving Jews, but know that he was now to be saved
16    3,  13|     taught concerning this I know not how to change in the
17    3,  15|    to my death; and I do not know how to change or to yield