Part, Art.

 1  Pre    |        when these chief matters commanded of God are neither regarded
 2    2,  2|        of men, and has not been commanded by God; and every invention
 3    2,  2|     nothing has been [divinely] commanded or enjoined upon us concerning
 4    2,  2|      Word of God, have not been commanded us, neither are they necessary,
 5    2,  2|         necessary and has been] commanded, and run after these unnecessary,
 6    2,  2|        is neither necessary nor commanded, but is senseless and doubtful,
 7    2,  2|    entirely unnecessary and not commanded, but also contrary to the
 8    2,  2|      Word of God; being neither commanded nor counseled, they are
 9    2,  2|          without necessity, not commanded, but are against the chief
10    2,  2|        of Christ. Neither is it commanded nor counseled, nor has it
11    2,  3|         these have neither been commanded; they are needless and useless,
12    2,  4|      human figment which is not commanded, and is unnecessary and
13    2,  4|         is neither ordained nor commanded by God. This is, properly
14    3,  5|       Word of God in the water, commanded by His institution, or,
15    3,  6| institution [made] ordained and commanded by Christ. And we especially